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• preposition
Accompanied by another person or thing; in the company or presence of.
"She walked through the botanical gardens with her younger sister."
Having, possessing, or characterized by a particular feature, quality, or item.
"They rented a historic cottage with a steep thatched roof and stone walls."
Using a particular tool, instrument, material, or method to perform an action.
"The carpenter carefully smoothed the oak plank with fine sandpaper."
Indicating the manner, feeling, or attitude in which an action is carried out.
"The orchestra performed the final movement with remarkable precision and energy."
In opposition to, competing against, or in relation to someone or something.
"The local chess club regularly competes with teams from neighboring towns."
• Rhymes for with
Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English wiþ ('against, opposite, toward'), a shortened form of wiþer ('against'). During the Middle English period, its meaning shifted to 'in company or association with' under the influence of Old Norse við, gradually displacing the older preposition mid ('with').