Wherefrom [conjunction]
Definition of Wherefrom:
from what or which place
Opposite/Antonyms of Wherefrom:
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Sentence/Example of Wherefrom:
Wherefrom do they acquire these tendencies, these peculiarities?
Wherefrom the Breton judged, as at Winchester, that Hereward had no lust to fight.
On one occasion the enemy and ourselves rushed for the top of two different kopjes, wherefrom to pepper one another.
They promised what he would; wherefrom they all fared well, when King Gunther saw fair Brunhild.
Folker and Hagen gan speak to Etzel all their mind, wherefrom these heroes bold and good came thereafter into danger.
And so ugly ill befell from that going to the river, and that knowing of the ring, wherefrom did all their talk arise.
He clutched at the edge of his coat and raised it to his lips, wherefrom blood was gushing forth.
The locations of the centres, wherefrom to strike these curves, are obtained as in Fig. 142.
The rear foot operates during the forward stroke as a fulcrum, wherefrom to push the file.
Wherefrom, then, did the Church of Rome originate the dogma of endless hell?