Definition of unto in English:

unto

preposition ˈʌntʊ

1
do unto others as you would have them do unto you
archaic term for to
I say unto you, be gone
Example sentencesExamples
- Remember the golden rule: do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
- It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself.
- He's going to draw those that belong to him unto himself and it's going to be a wonderful reunion.
- Up unto his loss in 2001, Labor had only lost at the polls only when Peres was its leader.
- Like any individual he is not an entity unto himself but a meeting point of others that constitute him.
2
marriage was forever—unto death
archaic term for until
Example sentencesExamples
- The Bible states clearly a man who takes another man's wife shall be taken without the city walls and stoned unto death.
- He even threatened to fast unto death to get his alcoholic father to break the habit.
- We are to be faithful unto death, discovering our life in Christ and Christ's life in us.
- He who wants to remain free, must fight unto death those who are intent upon depriving him of his freedom.
- Often, they are found in pairs and share strong bonds that are never broken, even unto death.

Origin

Middle English: from until, with to replacing till¹ (in its northern dialect meaning 'to').

Rhymes

hereunto, thereunto

Definition of unto in US English:

unto

preposition

1
do unto others as you would have them do unto you
archaic term for to
I say unto you, be gone
Example sentencesExamples
- Like any individual he is not an entity unto himself but a meeting point of others that constitute him.
- He's going to draw those that belong to him unto himself and it's going to be a wonderful reunion.
- Up unto his loss in 2001, Labor had only lost at the polls only when Peres was its leader.
- It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself.
- Remember the golden rule: do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
2
marriage was forever—unto death
archaic term for until
Example sentencesExamples
- He who wants to remain free, must fight unto death those who are intent upon depriving him of his freedom.
- We are to be faithful unto death, discovering our life in Christ and Christ's life in us.
- The Bible states clearly a man who takes another man's wife shall be taken without the city walls and stoned unto death.
- He even threatened to fast unto death to get his alcoholic father to break the habit.
- Often, they are found in pairs and share strong bonds that are never broken, even unto death.

Origin

Middle English: from until, with to replacing till (in its northern dialect meaning ‘to’).

单词	unto
释义	Definition of unto in English: unto preposition ˈʌntʊ 1 do unto others as you would have them do unto you archaic term for to I say unto you, be gone Example sentencesExamples Remember the golden rule: do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself. He's going to draw those that belong to him unto himself and it's going to be a wonderful reunion. Up unto his loss in 2001, Labor had only lost at the polls only when Peres was its leader. Like any individual he is not an entity unto himself but a meeting point of others that constitute him. 2 marriage was forever—unto death archaic term for until Example sentencesExamples The Bible states clearly a man who takes another man's wife shall be taken without the city walls and stoned unto death. He even threatened to fast unto death to get his alcoholic father to break the habit. We are to be faithful unto death, discovering our life in Christ and Christ's life in us. He who wants to remain free, must fight unto death those who are intent upon depriving him of his freedom. Often, they are found in pairs and share strong bonds that are never broken, even unto death. Origin Middle English: from until, with to replacing till¹ (in its northern dialect meaning 'to'). Rhymes hereunto, thereunto Definition of unto in US English: unto preposition 1 do unto others as you would have them do unto you archaic term for to I say unto you, be gone Example sentencesExamples Like any individual he is not an entity unto himself but a meeting point of others that constitute him. He's going to draw those that belong to him unto himself and it's going to be a wonderful reunion. Up unto his loss in 2001, Labor had only lost at the polls only when Peres was its leader. It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself. Remember the golden rule: do unto others as you would have them do unto you. 2 marriage was forever—unto death archaic term for until Example sentencesExamples He who wants to remain free, must fight unto death those who are intent upon depriving him of his freedom. We are to be faithful unto death, discovering our life in Christ and Christ's life in us. The Bible states clearly a man who takes another man's wife shall be taken without the city walls and stoned unto death. He even threatened to fast unto death to get his alcoholic father to break the habit. Often, they are found in pairs and share strong bonds that are never broken, even unto death. Origin Middle English: from until, with to replacing till (in its northern dialect meaning ‘to’).
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