from
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from/frəm/
▶preposition
- 1 indicating the point in space or time at which a journey, process, or action starts.
- 2 indicating source or provenance.
■ indicating the raw material of manufacture.
- 3 indicating the starting point of a specified range.
- 4 indicating separation, removal, or prevention.
- 5 indicating a cause.
- 6 indicating a distinction.
– phrases
from day to day (or hour to hour etc.) daily (or hourly etc.).
from time to time occasionally.
from day to day (or hour to hour etc.) daily (or hourly etc.).
from time to time occasionally.
'from' also found in these Oxford entries:
A
- a
- a-
- a-
- -a
- -a
- aa
- aardvark
- aardwolf
- AB
- Ab
- ab-
- abaca
- abacus
- abaft
- abalone
- abandon
- abase
- abash
- abate
- abatis
- abattoir
- abaxial
- abaya
- Abba
- abbacy
- abbatial
- abbé
- abbess
- abbey
- abbot
- abbreviate
- abdicate
- abdomen
- abdominoplasty
- abducens nerves
- abduct
- abeam
- abelian
- Aberdonian
- aberrant
- aberration
- abet
- abeyance
- abhor
- abide
- ability
- -ability
- ab initio
- abiogenesis
