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whither
[ hwith-er, with- ]
adverb
- to what place? where?
- to what end, point, action, or the like? to what?
conjunction
- to which place.
- to whatever place.
whither
/ 藞飞瑟冒蓹 /
adverb
- to what place?
- to what end or purpose?
conjunction
- to whatever place, purpose, etc
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of whither1
Example Sentences
In the meantime, whither Bellingcat goeth, so go I. And luckily, there are still some admirable virtual meeting rooms open that provide their hosting company an excellent view of exactly nothing.
鈥淚 don鈥檛 think anybody knows whither Prigozhin, whither Wagner, whither the Russian Ministry of Defense, whither any particular general, any particular commander,鈥 Mr. Sullivan said during his talk.
So, whither our digital town square on which to share all our opinions and photos and snake-oil treatments?
But if April鈥檚 dryness is not yet withering, may we not ask: whither April鈥檚 celebrated showers?
The decision comes as DeSantis, widely expected to seek the GOP presidential nomination in 2024, has said a key goal for Florida鈥檚 higher education system is to defund DEI programs so they 鈥渨hither on the vine鈥 on campuses.
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