Antonyms for every otherev·e·ry oth·er

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1. every otheradjective

   Synonyms:
   every second

2. every otheradjective

   All except for some previously mentioned set.

   Two of the bolts were loose, but every other bolt I checked was fine.

   Synonyms:
   every second

3. every otheradjective

   Every second; each alternate; the second of each pair in turn (perhaps used because every second could also refer to second as a unit of time or be interpreted as meaning only the second).

   Every other person in the line wore a pink bowtie.

   Synonyms:
   every second

How to use every other in a sentence?

1. Jeremy Renner:

   Yeah, I do a lot of flights back. I did like 40 flights back. From London to here pretty much every other week, [I] see her sometimes for eight hours and then fly back.

2. Sam Deen:

   Based on the given absolute magnitude, and given how exceptionally red it looked in 2014 precovery images from CFHT (the g - r color was 0.9, and r - i was 0.5!) I would estimate at an albedo of 0.01-0.08 a diameter of 130-370 kilometers (nominally 160) which puts it on a similar scale, if not larger than, Sarabat's huge comet C/1729 P1, and almost undoubtedly the largest Oort Cloud object ever discovered- almost in dwarf planet territory! i have little doubt in my mind that as this gets closer to the sun, it will begin displaying the coma and tail typical of every other object yet seen in its orbit.

3. Thomas Frieden:

   We helped create WHO. We are part of it. It is part of the world, and turning our back on WHO makes us and the world less safe, now, China and every other country in the world will have a veto at WHO, and the U.S. won't. This will make the U.S. more vulnerable.

4. Maya MacGuineas:

   This is an urgent problem because one, we don't know when it will turn into an economic problem, interest rates, inflation, currency, any of those issues. But most importantly it weakens every other vulnerability we have, whether it's in competition with China, whether it's to cyber or terrorist attacks, whether it's dealing with national emergencies or natural disasters, it leaves us vulnerable.

5. Ian Robertson:

   We're still tracking at very high monthly numbers compared to every other market.

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