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from
preposition as in outside of, separating
Weak matches
against, in distinction to, out of possession of, taken away
preposition as in arising out of
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beginning at, coming out of, deriving out of, originating at, starting with
Example Sentences
Now, they are making up for that every chance they get, as in the night before this interview, when they played at the Academy Museum’s K-Culture night, jumping in the aisles inches away from attendees.
“I feel like a lot of people like to copy whatever works and stay away from whatever doesn’t, so I feel like there’s not a lot of groups that are willing to take risks, and I don’t even think it’s the group’s fault.”
With 18 million views on YouTube, the punky boom-bap “Duh!” from its eponymous release barely had a chance to cool when they announced their latest album ‘‘Ex,” which they released last Friday.
These celebrations have long centered girls, leaving boys, particularly queer and gay boys, watching from the sidelines.
“I literally stole the quinceañera from her.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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