wherefrom
/wɛːˈfrɒm
/relative adverb archaic
From which or from where: one day you may lose this pride of place wherefrom you now dominate...
- But, the question is, wherefrom will the required funds come?
- Robert Smithson and John Lloyd Stephens were both New Jersey-born residents of Manhattan, wherefrom each embarked on a well-publicized excursion to the Yucatan Peninsula.
- Indeed, Latin America, particularly Brazil, has become in a very short time a world center of Pentecostal Christianity, wherefrom it has now begun to radiate in all directions.
Rhymes
- partisanism
- partisanized
- partisanly
- partisan ranger
- partisanry
- partisanship
- partita
- partite
- partition
- partitional
- partitionary
- partition chromatogram
- partition chromatographic
- partition chromatography
- partition coefficient
- partitioner
- partition function
- partitionism
- partitionist
- partitionment
- Partition treaty
- partition wall
- partitive
- partitive genitive
- partitively