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sole noun [C] (FOOT) plural soles. the bottom part of the foot that touches the ground when you stand or walk, or the bottom part of a shoe that touches the ground, usually not including the heel: a cut on the sole of her foot. shoes with rubber soles.
1. a. : being the only one. she was her mother's sole support. b. : having no sharer. 2. : functioning independently and without assistance or interference. let conscience be the sole judge. 3. : belonging exclusively or otherwise limited to one usually specified individual, unit, or group. 4. : not married used chiefly of women. 5.
Sole definition: being the only one; only. See examples of SOLE used in a sentence.
Sole comes from the Latin solus, meaning "alone," and it can describe being the only person involved in something, like being the sole member of the Special People Club. As a noun, your sole is the bottom of your foot.
If you have sole charge or ownership of something, you are the only person in charge of it or who owns it. Many women are left as the sole providers in families after their husband has died. Chief Hart had sole control over that fund.
SOLE definition: 1. only: 2. not shared with anyone else: 3. the bottom part of your foot that you walk on. Learn more.
Definition of sole adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
sole meaning, definition, what is sole: the sole person, thing etc is the only o...: Learn more.
Synonyms for SOLE: exclusive, personal, single, proprietary, unshared, private, only, lone; Antonyms of SOLE: joint, public, common, mutual, multiple, cooperative, communal, nonexclusive
1. Being the only one: the sole survivor of the crash. 2. Of or relating to only one individual or group; exclusive: She took sole command of the ship. [Middle English, alone, from Old French sol, from Latin sōlus; see s (w)e- in Indo-European roots .] sole 3. (sōl) n. pl. sole or soles.
