whence

IPA: wˈɛns

adverb

  • (archaic, formal or literary) From where; from which place or source.
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Examples of "whence" in Sentences

  • From the, from whence the verb .
  • From, a derivative of, whence also.
  • Probably from the, from whence the .
  • From the, the neuter form of, whence.
  • Whence arose all the strife and conflict in the world.
  • It is a response to the question whence is the flower .
  • Whence my flagging of the assertion in the current text.
  • Whence the debility, the infantile degeneration of this imaginary.
  • Whence life is the stuV of all later questions about whence the forms to sift.
  • I'd have turned around and taken it straight back to the Mount Doom sound stage from whence it came.

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