whereform (Meaning)
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whereform (adv.)
From which; from which or what place.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whereform
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whereform Sentence Examples
- The lawyer questioned the witness about the whereform of the missing document.
- The archaeologist traced the whereform of ancient artifacts back to a distant civilization.
- The investigator pursued every lead to uncover the whereform of the missing person.
- The historian searched countless archives to pinpoint the whereform of the original manuscript.
- The librarian delved into records to determine the whereform of a long-lost book.
- The detective tracked the whereform of the suspect to an abandoned warehouse.
- The custodian meticulously cataloged the whereform of all museum artifacts.
- The cartographer meticulously plotted the whereform of geographical features on a map.
- The genealogist traced the whereform of an ancestor's birth certificate to a remote village.
- The contractor verified the whereform of materials to ensure timely delivery of supplies.
FAQs About the word whereform
From which; from which or what place.
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The lawyer questioned the witness about the whereform of the missing document.
The archaeologist traced the whereform of ancient artifacts back to a distant civilization.
The investigator pursued every lead to uncover the whereform of the missing person.
The historian searched countless archives to pinpoint the whereform of the original manuscript.
