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Definitions from the WebTerm: is ofDescription:Is of is a phrase that is used in English grammar as a way to indicate possession or origin. Possible Parts of Speech:
Possible Senses and Usages:1. Verb phrase: Sense: To denote possession or ownership. Example sentence: John is of British descent. 2. Preposition: Sense: Indicates the origin or source of something. Example sentence: This invention is of great importance to the scientific community. 3. Noun phrase: Sense: Often used in idiomatic expressions. Example sentence: Digital technology is of little concern to her. Related products on Amazon:Search for "is of" on Amazon | ||||
is influence and affect synonyms is it a noun is it asynonyms or antonyms is it deciduous is it risk to computer is misery and adjecitive is misery and adjective is night a noun is of is on is real the antonym for severe is relaxed an adjective is shimmering a noun is spider another name for a sweet roll is subjected is suitcase a direct object is sustenanceless the adjective for sustenance
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