At the back
Back of and at the back are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Back of" instead an adverb phrase "At the back".
Back of
Back of preposition - At, to, or toward the rear of.
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Synonyms for Back of
At the back and back of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "At the back" instead an adverb phrase "Back of".
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Related pairs
- following and at the back
- following and back of
- rear and at the back
- rear and back of
- final and at the back
- final and back of
- backward and at the back
- backward and back of
- subsequently and at the back
- subsequently and back of
- after and at the back
- after and back of
- behind and at the back
- behind and back of
Both terms in one sentence
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On the day of the concert, the lump goes away, and Uta still sings beautifully... but the rest of the class is staring in horror at the back of Uta's head, where the lump has reappeared and grown to cover the entire back of her head.
Source: Manga / Zekkyou Gakkyuu - Braincrawlers are centipede-like creatures that chew an open wound in the base of a victim's skull and the back of their neck so they can crawl inside and take over their body, leaving the victim alive but with a bloody hole that has a writhing creepy-crawly in it at the back of their neck.
Source: Tabletop Game / Deadlands - Nico simply stands at the back of the classroom, lightly punches Katsuhira in the back of the head (hard enough to activate the Kizna System but not hard enough to draw attention to herself), and waits to see who reacts.
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