apart from
Other than that
Apart from introduces an exception or addition.
It can mean "except for": Apart from the ending, I loved the movie.
It can also mean "in addition to": Apart from her salary, she earns income from investments.
Context usually makes the intended sense clear.
The phrase functions like besides, which carries the same ambiguity.
In addition to
- other thanExcluding or except for
- except forNot including
- excludingLeaving something out
- save forExcluding from consideration
barring · but · outside of · notwithstanding · setting aside · with the exception of · not counting · short of
Not similar to
- as opposed toIndicating contrast between alternatives
- contrary toIn opposition to
- versusIn opposition to
- compared toEvaluated in contrast with
besides
In addition to
- other thanExcluding or except for
- except forNot including
- excludingLeaving something out
save for · barring · but · outside of · notwithstanding · setting aside · with the exception of · not counting · short of · omitting
unlike
Not similar to
- as opposed toIndicating contrast between alternatives
- contrary toIn opposition to
- versusIn opposition to
- compound prepositionsaccording to, because of, due to, instead of, out of
- conjunctionsand, but, or, for, nor
- exclusionsexclude, exclusion, excluding, except, exception
apart fromincluding
Containing as part
together with · counting · along with · alongside · as well as
separate, apart, from, particular, separated, separation, separating, partition, separates