
archaicisms - Whereof, wherein, wherefrom, whereupon, whereby ...
Apr 13, 2017 · I am publishing an article (research) and I am wondering whether theses words, albeit far more beautiful than their equivalent using which, can still be employed even though the OED described them as
word usage - Is the use of "whence" and "wherefrom" dated?
Sep 8, 2017 · I rarely see these words ("whence" and "wherefrom") written and I can't remember hearing them anywhere. Anyhow, I find them to be a good replacement for "whose", which people use even for animals and inanimate objects, like in the sentence that follows:
Is "from where" grammatically equivalent to "from which" ... is it ...
Feb 25, 2022 · The following is an excerpt from a New York Times article of April 6. “Tonight, I ordered a targeted military strike on the air base in Syria from where the chemical attack was launched,” Mr. Tr...
grammar - from where vs from which - English Language & Usage …
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meaning - When to use whence instead of hence - English …
Mar 30, 2013 · The point of the quiz question I linked to, of course, was that the irregularity of now illustrates the difference between the formal paradigm (where it stands out like a sore thumb) and the functional paradigm (where it's entirely unexceptionable, indeed more regular than many of the modern meanings of the words in the paradigm).
ambiguity - The meaning of "whereunto"? - English Language
Oct 16, 2021 · What is the meaning of "whereunto" here? Dionysius the elder, after having, by a tedious siege and elty of Dionysius through exceeding great difficulties, taken the city of Reggio, the T...
What is the correct term for the viewing hole in a door?
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Is "from whence" correct? Or should it be "whence"?
I just saw a parody on the Lord of the Rings, where one of the characters says: it must be cast back in the fire from whence it came!
grammar - What is the category name for words like …
Feb 11, 2012 · I'd call them compound prepositions.Linguistically speaking, compounds are "composite words" made up from more than one component - in OP's examples the components are words (mostly prepositions themselves), and the …
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