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Definitions from the Webfrom across: Part of Speech: Preposition Sense 1: Referring to something/someone coming or originating from a distance or a different place. Example Sentence 1: He came running from across the street to help the injured cyclist. Example Sentence 2: We received a gift from across the ocean. Example Sentence 3: The news spread quickly from across the country. Part of Speech: Adverb Sense 1: Used to describe a person or thing appearing from a distance or different place. Example Sentence 1: The little girl waved excitedly as she saw her grandparents coming from across. Example Sentence 2: The sound of laughter echoed from across. Example Sentence 3: Anna spotted a colorful bird flying from across. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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