each other
0 antonyms and opposites of each other, grouped by meaning.
Pronoun — Used to show that each of two or more people or things does something to the other and receives the same thing back.
How to Use Each Other
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'each other' and 'one another'?
In careful traditional usage, 'each other' is used for two people and 'one another' for three or more. In practice modern English treats them as interchangeable, and no reader will misunderstand either one.
Is it 'each other's' or 'each others''?
It is always 'each other's', with the apostrophe before the s, as in 'they wore each other's coats'. 'Each other' is treated as singular for possession, so 'each others'' is never correct.
Can 'each other' be the subject of a sentence?
No. It is a reciprocal pronoun and can only be an object or a possessive, as in 'they helped each other' or 'each other's homes'. Say 'they each thought the other was wrong', not 'each other thought'.