Away and Fro

Away

Away adverb - From this or that place.
Usage example: don't walk away while I'm still talking to you

Fro and away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fro" instead an adverb "Away".

Fro

Fro adverb - From this or that place.
Usage example: ferries carrying passengers to and fro
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Synonyms for Fro

Away and fro are semantically related. You can use "Away" instead an adverb "Fro".

Both words in one sentence

  • Diving Save In the original King Kong (1933), villagers are trying to get away from Kong, scurrying to and fro, while a crying baby is prominently in the foreground.
    Source: Diving Save
  • Mama Bear: Ellen leaves Tom when he won't do a thing about Alfred bullying Jack, in addition to being forced to stay away fro a year.
  • Neck Lift In Dark Souls, one of Gwyn's attacks has him grab the player by the neck, holds them up in the air and then creating an explosion that blows them away fro him.
    Source: Neck Lift
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