aside from something Definition

aside
adverb

1. On, to, towards or over to one side.
2. Away from everyone else.

Example: took him aside to give him the bad news
Thesaurus: to one side, out of the way, away, apart, out of sight.
3. In a direction away from oneself.

Example: tossed the magazine aside in disgust
4. Out of mind, consideration, etc, especially temporarily.

Example: tried to put his worries aside

noun

1. Words said by a character in a play which the audience can hear, but which the other characters cannot.
2. A remark that is not related to the main subject of a conversation.

Idiom: aside from something

Apart from or not including it.
Example: Aside from the weather, we had a wonderful time
Thesaurus: besides, leaving out, excluding, except for, save.

Idiom: put something aside

To keep it for some special time or purpose.
Example: put money aside for their holidays

Idiom: set something aside

To declare (a verdict, sentence, etc) invalid; to quash it.