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standalone
[stand-uh-lohn]
adjective
complete unto itself; not being or understood as part of a set, system, or series; self-contained: The studio doubted that this story would find an audience as a stand-alone film.
Our aerospace degree plan is a standalone program, and not a division of the mechanical engineering department.
The studio doubted that this story would find an audience as a stand-alone film.
Computers.able to operate without other hardware or software.
There are several standalone apps you can use to add live captioning to your videos.
noun
a single work that may be understood and appreciated without knowledge of other episodes, books, issues, etc..
The author has taken a break from the series to put out two standalones just in time for the holidays.
Computers.a device or program that does not need other hardware or software to fully function.
A decent VR rig for your PC won’t be any cheaper than a standalone.
Word History and Origins
Origin of standalone1
Example Sentences
The US Open mixed doubles will be held as a standalone event on 19-20 August before the hard-court Grand Slam begins on 24 August.
The LTA says this makes it one of the highest attendances for a standalone WTA event anywhere, behind only the Charleston and Canadian Opens.
Ultimately, having a standalone women's event put the spotlight firmly on the female players as the British public begins to turn its attention towards Wimbledon.
It is also available as a standalone product which has a public "Discover" feed.
But disability laws like the ADA do not even need a foundation in the commerce clause to survive constitutional assault, because they are—contrary to Thomas’ claim—deeply rooted in the 14th Amendment, a standalone basis for their enactment.
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