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Meanings of therefrom in English
Usage of therefrom in English
1
The plant is rooted in the soil and gets its sustenance therefrom.
2
We can not add to the universal consciousness; nor take away therefrom.
3
So much for the value of averages and the conclusions drawn therefrom.
4
The logical inference therefrom is public ownership, if not actual public operation.
5
Slavery has been abolished therefrom by the Sovereign Decree of the People.
6
The use of liquid acetylene or gas generated therefrom is absolutely prohibited.
7
He drew therefrom the great cross-bar, and threw the gate wide open.
8
It is dirty, because of the dust and soot which result therefrom.
9
Then he felt in his valise, and took therefrom a good poniard.
10
The assay is doubtless correct, but the deductions therefrom are most misleading.
11
But he stooped to the ground and picked therefrom a big stone.
12
Take it, sell it, and enjoy the benefits which you derive therefrom.
13
The necessity for such aid arose originally from their being evicted therefrom.
14
So we go to the theatre, and usually derive keen pleasure therefrom.
15
With their milk and the Havi produced therefrom, they uphold all creatures.
16
Y: No after-ache will they receive therefrom, nor will they suffer intoxication:
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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