Definition:
Preposition: Accompanied by, in the company of, having or possessing, in relation to, using as a tool or means.
Synonyms for ‘With’:
Strongest Matches:
- Accompanied by
- Alongside
- Together with
- In company with
- As well as
Strong Matches:
- In conjunction with
- Beside
- Including
- Connected to
- Plus
Weak Matches:
- Amid
- Among
- Near
- Related to
- Linked to
Example Sentences:
- She went to the market with her brother.
- He completed the project with great enthusiasm.
- The artist painted the mural with a fine brush.
- They fought bravely with determination.
- I agree with your opinion on the matter.
Contextual Usage:
- Physical Proximity: She stood with her friends.
- Possession: A man with a plan.
- Means/Instrument: Cut with a knife.
- Agreement: I am with you on this.
- Time: With each passing day.
Related Words and Phrases:
- Together
- Using
- Attached
- Combined
- Through
- Via
- Including
Additional Information:
- With is one of the most commonly used prepositions in English, serving a multitude of purposes in various contexts.
- Its versatility makes it essential in both formal and informal communication.
- Originates from Old English “wið,” meaning “against, opposite, toward, by, near.”
- Frequently used in phrasal verbs such as deal with, go with, and agree with.
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