From

Definition of From:

part of speech: preposition

Out of; away; by reason of.

part of speech: preposition

Out of; away; since; noting source or beginning, distance, absence, and departure.

Usage examples for From:

• Do you good to get away from home more. "Among the Pond People", Clara Dillingham Pierson.

• Yes; how often do you wish to hear it from me? "Boris Lensky", Ossip Schubin.

• Have you run away from home? "A Hero of Romance", Richard Marsh.

• Did you not take something from my friend who was in here before me? "The Errand Boy", Horatio Alger.