solus

[ saw-loos; English soh-luhs ]

adjective

, Latin.

1. (referring to a man) alone; by oneself (used formerly in stage directions).

solus

/ ˈsəʊləs /

adjective

1. alone; separate
2. of or denoting the position of an advertising poster or press advertisement that is separated from competing advertisements

   a solus position

3. of or denoting a retail outlet, such as a petrol station, that sells the products of one company exclusively

   a solus site

4. sola alone; by oneself (formerly used in stage directions)

Word History and Origins

Origin of solus¹

C17: from Latin sōlus alone

Example Sentences

Now, the British carmaker has turned the fantasy into a reality with the introduction of the limited edition McLaren Solus GT.

From DOGO News

Each Solus GT comes with what McClaren calls a "racing driver experience."

From DOGO News

WHP Global in 2021 had bought a controlling interest in Toys "R" Us parent Tru Kids Inc, which was owned by investment funds including Solus Alternative Asset Management.

From Reuters

She closed the door, leaving me solus with Mr. St. John, who sat opposite, a book or newspaper in his hand.

From Literature

Evacuation warnings for Angel Valley Road, Carrick Addition and Solus Drive along State Route 97 north of Weed remained in effect Monday, she said.

From Los Angeles Times