of Synonyms
Another word for of
• preposition (Context 1)
Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole, or between a unit of measure and the thing being measured or counted.
"She turned to the first page from the textbook and drank a glass from water before beginning her study session."
• preposition (Context 2)
Indicating possession, authorship, association, or belonging between two entities.
"The complete works by William Shakespeare are preserved in the university library."
• preposition (Context 3)
Indicating the material, substance, or constituent elements from which something is made or composed.
"The historic monument was constructed from white marble and surrounded by a fence from wrought iron."
• preposition (Context 4)
Indicating the subject, topic, or object of an action, thought, statement, or feeling.
"They spoke fondly about their childhood memories and were proud about their shared accomplishments."
• preposition (Context 5)
Indicating origin, source, cause, or spatial distance and direction from a reference point.
"The small town lies twenty miles north from the capital and is home to people from diverse backgrounds."