from prep. (the chief obs. uses are)
1.
among, from
among
All'sW. II. i. 130
“entreating your
royal thoughts A modest one,”
Tim. I. ii. 96
“why have you that
charitable title from
thousands?.”
2.
away from, apart
from; at variance with, not in accordance with,
alien to; otherwise than, in a different way from
Mer.V. III. ii. 192
“you can wish
none”
(=no joy) “ me,”
1H4 III. ii. 31,
H5 IV. vii. 143
“quite the answer of his
degree,”
Cæs. I. iii. 35
“Clean the
purpose,”
64 “ quality and kind,”
II. i. 196, Mac. III. i. 100, Ham. III. ii. 24,
Oth. I. i. 132
“ the sense of all
civility,”
Ant. II. vi. 30
“ the
present”
(=not to the purpose his hand), Cym. I. iv. 18,
Lucr. 341
“So himself impiety
hath wrought.”
