one another

pronoun

1. each other.

one another

pronoun

1. Also: each other. the reflexive form of plural pronouns when the action, attribution, etc, is reciprocal

   they kissed one another

   knowing one another

Usage

See each other.

Word History and Origins

Origin of one another¹

First recorded in 1520–30

Idioms and Phrases

see each other.

Example Sentences

Browsh, of CU–Boulder, noted that the two have long been associated with one another in the American mind, that athletes are religious at a higher rate than members of the general public, that sports are often seen as a clean way to keep young people busy and out of trouble, that “in every single interview, we’d see people thanking God, or going on a knee after a touchdown.”

From Slate

“I’ve never seen that happen on Zoom. Being together in-person isn’t just about showing up — it’s about actively engaging with the business, supporting one another and the team’s efforts, and contributing to our shared momentum.”

From Los Angeles Times

What does that support that you have for one another mean to you?

From Los Angeles Times

The three teams would play one another in 12-minute-quarter round-robin games.

From Los Angeles Times

And he could not ask governors to send their Guard forces into Illinois without the governor’s consent because under the Constitution, states are sovereign entities with respect to one another.

From Slate

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