others

The remaining ones

Others refers to additional or remaining people or things beyond those already mentioned or implied: Some agreed, others didn't.

It often contrasts with a first group: She cares more about others than herself.

The others specifically identifies a known remaining set: Where are the others?

To other someone is to treat them as fundamentally different or alien, usually in ways that exclude or marginalize.

people

individuals

Separate, distinct people

someone · anyone · peers · acquaintances · strangers · neighbors · colleagues · associates · classmates · teammates

outsiders

strangers

People unknown to you

refugees · expatriates · visitors · newcomers · outcasts · pariahs · misfits · outliers · exclusion · marginalization

diversity

different

Not the same

heterogeneous · pluralism · multiculturalism · inclusivity · variety · spectrum · mosaic · eclectic · distinctiveness · dissimilar

community

group

Assembled collection of things

congregation · assembly · association · guild · club · fraternity · cooperative · alliance · partnership · network

altruism

generosity

Readiness to give freely

empathy · kindness · benevolence · consideration · thoughtfulness · helpfulness · sharing · giving · sacrifice · service

Categories
Opposites
self vs. other people

othersself

One's own being

oneself · myself · yourself · me · I

inclusion vs. exclusion

othersus

We, as object

insiders · these · we · members · kin

quantity/presence

othersnone

Not a single one

no one else · no more

Phrases
Family

other, brother, another, otherwise, each other, otherworldly, othering, othered, otherness

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