On our own: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when expressing that a group, usually 'we', is doing something without assistance.

• We decided to solve the problem on our own
• After the meeting, we handled the tasks on our own

Best used when emphasizing doing something without help, influence, or support from others.

• She learned to drive independently
• He completed the project independently

Use when someone is physically by themselves without any company.

• She likes to spend time alone in the park
• He was alone in the house for the entire weekend

Use when referring to performing an activity by oneself, often in contexts that highlight individual effort or performance.

• She went on a solo journey through Europe
• The artist performed a solo concert