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• s  unsupported by other people
• s  without help from others
  a single-handed accomplishment
• r  without assistance
  I built this house single-handedly

• Shrek didn't remake fairy tales single-handed; it captured, and monetized, a long-simmering cultural trend.
• Today, single-handed and in his own right, el gran Mirador controls some 10% of the world's tin output.
• It was the private war of "Christian General" Feng Yuhsiang, ostensibly to drive the Japanese single-handed out of China's "lost provinces.

• unassisted
• unbacked
• single-handedly

News & Articles

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• iFreedom Direct® Commemorates the U.S. Army's 238th Anniversary with an Infographic Honoring the 8 Living U.S. Army ...
  Out of the 324 U.S. Army WWII Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, only eight remain living reminders of the valiant acts of heroism that took place to secure our country's freedom. From selflessly taking fire to save fellow soldiers to advancing the front line through single-handed combat, the actions of these eight U.S. Army Veterans are a testament to the branch's motto "This We'll Defend ...
  June 14, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Wayne Rooney in The Press Association
  This is a great opportunity for me to prove myself at world level,said Rooney. "I look at what Maradona and Pele did. They took the World Cup by the scruff of the neck and virtually won it single-handed. If I can manage half of what they...
• Lleyton Hewitt in Sydney Morning Herald
  He's a little bit of an unknown,Hewitt said. "He's an up-and-comer. From what I've seen in the past, he's a pretty complete player, I think, an all-court kind of player with a nice forehand, nice single-handed backhand, nice first serve....
• Gregg Popovich in USA Today
  Our performance at the free throw line was a single-handed great way to lose a game,San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said.