along with meaning

  "along with" in a sentence
1. In addition to
2. In conjunction with

Examples

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  1. he would destroy himself along with the plane.
  2. he has taken along with him two pieces of luggage.
  3. how are you getting along with your work?
  4. do n't go along with them in their evil deeds ..
  5. i figured he could get along with anyone.

Related Words

        along:    Adverb: along  u'lóngWith a ...
        all along:    Adverb: all along  ol u'lóng ...
        along for the ride:    [American slang]adv. phr., informal Be ...
        along in years:    [American idiom]old; elderly. • My unc ...
        along these lines:    [American slang]Go to along those line ...
        amble along:    [American slang]to walk along slowly a ...
        ask along:    ask sb along • ask along sb to invite ...
        barrel along:    [American slang]to move along rapidly. ...
        be swept along:    be swept along (by sth) to be very exc ...
        belt along:    Verb: belt alongMove fast - rush, hotf ...
        bounce along:    [American slang]1. Lit. to move along ...
        bowl along:    bowl along • bowl along sth BrE to tra ...
        breeze along:    [American slang]Fig. to travel along c ...
        bring along:    1. bring along sb/sth • bring sb/sth a ...
        bucket along:    Verb: bucket alongMove fast - rush, ho ...

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