100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "only"
Definition
The adverb only has several meanings, including:
- Exclusively or solely; used to indicate that something is limited to that particular item or instance.
 - Just or merely; used to suggest that something is less significant or important than it might seem.
 - At this time or in this case; used to emphasize a temporary condition or situation.
 
Synonyms
- Solely
 - Merely
 - Just
 - Exclusively
 - Simply
 - Alone
 - Purely
 - Specifically
 - Uniquely
 
Antonyms
- Also
 - Additionally
 - Moreover
 - Beyond
 - Together
 - Furthermore
 
Examples
- She only eats vegan food.
 - He only wants to see the movie once.
 - This only happens in the summer.
 - I only have a few dollars left.
 - You can only come if you bring snacks.
 - She only likes to read mystery novels.
 - The meeting is only for team members.
 - I only need five minutes of your time.
 - He only works on weekends.
 - They only sell organic products here.
 - She only bought one dress for the party.
 - We only have a limited supply of tickets.
 - He only mentioned it in passing.
 - I only want what's best for you.
 - We can only do our best.
 - She will only travel if it’s by train.
 - I only understood half of the lecture.
 - He only called to say hello.
 - You can only enter if you have an invitation.
 - They only serve breakfast until 11 AM.
 - She only thinks about herself.
 - You should only take what you need.
 - I can only assume that he forgot.
 - This only applies to new customers.
 - He only has eyes for her.
 - We only need to finish this section.
 - She only smiles when she’s happy.
 - He only cares about winning.
 - I can only imagine what you're going through.
 - We only had a few minutes left.
 - They only recently moved here.
 - She only speaks French at home.
 - You should only focus on what you can control.
 - I only went there for the food.
 - He only agreed to help because he felt guilty.
 - I only saw a glimpse of the performance.
 - She only laughs at his jokes.
 - He only works part-time.
 - You can only find this book online.
 - She only takes the bus to work.
 - I only read the first chapter.
 - We can only wait and see what happens.
 - He only plays video games on weekends.
 - She only drinks tea in the morning.
 - You only live once.
 - They only asked for feedback.
 - He only listens to classical music.
 - I only want to help you.
 - She only wore that dress once.
 - He only thinks he knows everything.
 - I only have one request.
 - She only dances when nobody is watching.
 - You can only win if you try.
 - They only go out for special occasions.
 - I can only hope for the best.
 - He only eats dessert after dinner.
 - She only wanted a quiet evening.
 - We can only make a decision tomorrow.
 - They only met for a short time.
 - I only trust my close friends.
 - She only painted the living room.
 - He only reads the news online.
 - You only need to believe in yourself.
 - I only ever write in my journal.
 - She only showed interest when it was free.
 - He only mentioned the deadline briefly.
 - We only have two more days left.
 - She only wears shoes that are comfortable.
 - He only likes spicy food.
 - I can only suggest what I think is best.
 - They only brought one umbrella.
 - She only plays the piano for fun.
 - He only goes to that restaurant for the pizza.
 - I only realized my mistake afterward.
 - You can only find peace within yourself.
 - She only runs when it’s sunny.
 - He only uses his phone for texting.
 - I only saw the first half of the game.
 - They only invited close family.
 - She only took a few pictures.
 - He only reads fiction.
 - I only wish you the best.
 - You can only take one item at a time.
 - She only shops for groceries on Saturdays.
 - He only believes what he sees.
 - I only went to the party for the food.
 - They only discussed the main points.
 - She only goes hiking in the summer.
 - He only works for the paycheck.
 - I only have a few questions.
 - You can only change your future.
 - She only plays board games with friends.
 - He only cares about his reputation.
 - I only visited that place once.
 - We only discussed the project briefly.
 - She only uses her laptop for work.
 - He only sings in the shower.
 - I can only describe it in words.
 - They only want to have fun.
 - She only dreams of traveling the world.
 
