On and Of

On

On preposition - Having to do with.
Usage example: books on sports heroes are my favorite reading matter

Of and on are semantically related in toward topic. In some cases you can use "Of" instead a preposition "On", when it comes to topics like to, towards.

Of

Of preposition - Having to do with.
Usage example: the librarian read stories of kings and princesses to the youngsters
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Synonyms for Of

On and of are semantically related in about topic. You can use "On" instead a preposition "Of", if it concerns topics such as toward, to, towards.
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