unaccompanied
When you show up on your own at a social function, you are unaccompanied, meaning you’ve got no date.
Use the word unaccompanied to describe someone who is "flying solo," meaning without a date or companion. You may have seen signs on doors of stores that say "No unaccompanied children allowed." This means kids need to have an adult with them, presumably because the store is full of breakables. In music, if you play or sing a solo, you are unaccompanied by other musicians or singers. If you perform that solo while at a party, without a date, then you’re unaccompanied on both levels.
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being without an escort
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alone, lone, lonely, solitary
lacking companions or companionship
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isolated, marooned, stranded
cut off or left behind
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tod
alone and on your own
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unattended
lacking accompaniment or a guard or escort
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accompanied
having companions or an escort
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alone, lone, lonely, solitary
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(of a state or an event) taking place without something specified occurring at the same time“a headache unaccompanied by other symptoms”
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separate
independent; not united or joint
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separate
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playing or singing without accompaniment“the soloist sang unaccompanied”
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a cappella
sung without instrumental accompaniment
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solo
composed or performed by a single voice or instrument
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accompanied, attended
playing or singing with instrumental or vocal accompaniment
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a cappella
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without anybody else or anything else
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