From
Word | FROM |
Character | 4 |
Hyphenation | from |
Pronunciations | /fɹɒm/ |
Definitions and meanings of "From"
What do we mean by from?
Used to indicate a specified place or time as a starting point. preposition
Used to indicate a specified point as the first of two limits. preposition
Used to indicate a source, cause, agent, or instrument. preposition
Used to indicate constituent material or materials. preposition
Used to indicate separation, removal, or exclusion. preposition
Used to indicate differentiation. preposition
Because of. preposition
(from away) Not native to a state or locality. idiom
Out of the limits, locality, or presence of, or connection with: expressing departure or point of departure, separation, discrimination, removal, or distance in space, time, condition, etc.
Sometimes used absolutely, in the sense of distant, absent, or coming from: as, a visitor from the city.
As regards time, or succession in a series or in logical connection: noting the point of departure or reckoning: as, he was studious from his childhood; from that time onward.
As regards idea, aim, or purpose: as, such a result was far from my intention; this is aside from our object.
As regards state, condition, or effect: as, I am far from believing it; he is far from rich (that is, from being rich); he is a long way from being an atheist.
As regards direction: away from.
As regards point of view: out of; off.
Out of: expressing derivation, withdrawal, or abstraction.
As regards occupation, relation, or situation: as, to retire from office or from business; to return from a journey; to withdraw from society.
As regards a principal receptacle or place of deposit: as, to draw money from the bank; coal is dug from mines.
Used to indicate source or provenance.
Originating at (a year, time, etc.)
Used to indicate a starting point or initial reference.
Indicating removal or separation.
Indicating exclusion.
Indicating differentiation.
Produced with or out of (a substance or material).
Used to indicate causation; because of, as a result of.
Used to indicate the original location, situation, etc. Urban Dictionary
I item going one place to another. Urban Dictionary
Someone who supports 2Z 2Z is a Korean band which includes 4 members Urban Dictionary
You’ve lived in Annapolis your whole life, most importantly you’ve played lacrosse at St Mary’s. Your one of their guys. Urban Dictionary
(n.) The bubbly looking meat that sit atop a taco when you buy it without cheese. Usually the worst part and by far the most unappealing to the eye. Urban Dictionary
Your from Annapolis, most importantly you went to St. Mary’s and played lacrosse. Your a kid From. Your one of their guys Urban Dictionary
A mysterious object, with a name of which is pleasing to the tongue; It tends to disappear frequently and leads to forshookment... Urban Dictionary
From Pompano Beach, Florida Urban Dictionary
Some say that the origin of the phrase is from a "jump ball" in basketball, which happens at the start of the game. So it means "from the beginning." Urban Dictionary
Way of sayin for a long time, since way back been gettin money from time been a gangsta from time dem man been grindin from time Urban Dictionary
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