When a community otherises newcomers for not fitting the local customs, it weakens its own social bonds.

When trying to fit in, they sometimes otherise newcomers instead of welcoming them.

The board otherised her for raising concerns about safety, which left her professionally isolated.

The otherlings gathered at the edge of the village, watching us with quiet curiosity.

The research team discovered an otherdimensional artifact that altered spacetime around the lab.

When the music changed, she stepped otherwards, drawn by a melody coming from the opposite room.

When the map was wrong and the GPS failed, we reached the cabin otherhow.

We spent a quiet afternoon in Othera, chatting with fishermen by the backwaters.

Among the attendees, his ideas seemed the otherest, standing furthest from the group's conventional views.

I like to work in the morning; on the otherhand, she does better at night.