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Meanings of whither in English
Usage of whither in English
1
We know whence he comes, but we know not whither he goes.
2
I came I know not whence; I go I know not whither.
3
He lived alone in his house in Saville Row, whither none penetrated.
4
He died in 1896 in Italy, whither he had returned on retirement.
5
In 1809 Lucretia joined her family in Philadelphia, whither they had removed.
6
Victorine and Francois reigned supreme in the kitchen, whither they invited friends.
7
Through the night the Mars flew, but whither the captives knew not.
8
There is no help for me; I must go whither he goes.
9
The girl was gone; a hasty looking about showed that; but whither?
10
And I can only let the current carry me whither it will.
11
Bears rolled their bulk through these forests; deer went whither they would.
12
I was passive in his hands, and I went whither he directed.
13
He was conducted into the hall whither they had fetched the countess.
14
Not always doth the writer know whither the divine Muse leadeth him.
15
We are now approaching the place whither the Master has withdrawn himself.
16
When asked whither she would go, she replied in a Latin quotation:
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Whither across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare