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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Wherefrom

I gather that 'wherefrom' is an archaic word. But is it only used in questions? Can one use it at other times: X is as dirty as the place wherefrom it had been extracted. I am using 'wherefrom' instead of 'from which'. Is that correct?
  

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You can use it that way, but it is indeed outdated.

— Mister Micawber

  • You can use it that way, but it is indeed outdated.
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You can use it that way, but it is indeed outdated.
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