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Definition of thither - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
directionRare UK towards that place mentioned earlierRare UK
- He walked thither without hesitation.
2.
movementRare to the place away from the speakerRare
- The travelers journeyed thither by night.
Expressions with thither
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in a disorderly or chaotic manner
Papers were scattered hither and thither on the desk.
Origin of thither
Old English, thider (to that place)
Examples of thither in a sentence
He pointed thither and told us to go. They sent the supplies thither to aid the villagers. The prince rode thither to meet his allies.
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- French:là-bas, dans cette direction, ...
- German:dorthin, dahin, ...
- Italian:là, laggiù, ...
- Spanish:hacia allí, allí, ...
- Portuguese:para lá, para ali, ...
- Chinese:那边, 去往, ...
- Japanese:そこへ, 向こうへ, ...
- Arabic:إِلَى هُنَاك, تِجاهَ ذَلِكَ المَكان, ...
- Hebrew:לְכִוּוּן הַהוּא, לְשָׁם וּבָחוּץ, ...
- Russian:туда, ...
- Ukrainian:туди, ...
- Hindi:वहाँ, ...
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