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(Archaic, but fun and underused): To what place. To where. A nifty means of avoiding that noisome [[preposition]] “to”. The inverse of “[[whence]]”. | (Archaic, but fun and underused): To what place. To where. A nifty means of avoiding that noisome [[preposition]] “to”. The inverse of “[[whence]]”. | ||
See also the famous graffiti, “whither atrophy?” which we quite like — it sort of sums up the the lot of the English football fan — without really being able to articulate why. | |||
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Whither
/ˈwɪðɚ/ (adv. or conj.)
(Archaic, but fun and underused): To what place. To where. A nifty means of avoiding that noisome preposition “to”. The inverse of “whence”.
See also the famous graffiti, “whither atrophy?” which we quite like — it sort of sums up the the lot of the English football fan — without really being able to articulate why.