The Correct Preposition, How to Use It a Complete Alphabetic List (Classic Reprint)

Bule. Use the preposition that will best express the meaning. Note. Frequently the preposition that is embodied in the preceding word furnishes the key to the preposition that is required; thus: the word controversy requires the preposition with, con meaning with; as, He was engaged in a controversy with his friend. A batement Of. Dimwaation; as: Would the Council of Eegency consent to an abatement of three thousand pounds? Macaulay. Abdication Of. The act of giving up; as: Each mind (that) we approach seems to require an abdication of all our present and past possessions. Emerson. Aberration From. The act of wandering away; as: So then we draw near to God, when, repenting us of our former aberrations from him, we renew our covenant with him! Hall. Abhorrence Of.
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