(Preposition)FROM

ABSENT FROM: not to be present in The class, at work etc. nigam was

absent from The class.

ABSTAIN FROM: not to take part, refrain from doing something. The

patient has been advised to abstain from drinking and smoking.

ALIGHTED FROM: mohan alighted from the train.

APART FROM: except from. apart from a meagre allowance, what else do we get.

APPEAR FROM: start to be seen. The man appeared from nowhere.

BAN FROM: not to allow to be done or practiced. he was banned from

entering The premises.

BANISH FROM: send away a person as a punishment, not to allow a

thought in your mind. The king banished him for life from The kingdom.

BAR FROM: not to allow in or our. he was barred from taking part in elections.

BLACK FROM: become black. The skin became black from beating.

BLISTER FROM: have small swellings on your skin.her hands blistered

from wood-cutting.

BORROW FROM: take on loan from somebody or organisation. i borrow

books from a library.

BRANCH FROM: become separate. A path branched from There near The lake.

COME FROM: belong to. she comes from a highly cultured background.

CONCEAL FROM: you should conceal nothing from your boss.

CONCLUDE FROM: believe according to The findings. The judge concluded

from The evidence and oTher records that he was guilty.

CULL FROM: collect by selection. The culled choicest flowers from The garden.

DEBAR FROM: not to allow, prevent. He was debarred from elections.

DEDUCE FROM: arrive at conclusion, infer. it was not easy to deduce

from The evidence if he had commited that crime.

DELETE FROM: omit, remove, erase, cross out. his name has been deleted

from The list of invitees.

DELIVER FROM: death delivered him from all troubles.

DEPART FROM: start believing in something different. The party has

departed from its earlier stand on Rama Mandir in Ayodhya.

DERIVE FROM: a source of something, get something from something else.

I derive pleasure from reading.

DESIST FROM: stop doing something. i advised her to desist from back-biting.

DETER FROM: discourage. punishment deters people from wrong doing.

DETRACT FROM: to make something appear less important. he was

detracted from teaching to business.

DEVIATE FROM: not to follow The prescribed course. you should not now

deviate from your earlier stand.

DIE FROM: he died from a fire fall.

DIFFER FROM: not be like or similar, be unlike. latest mobile phones

differ a lot from The earlier ones.

DIFFERENT FROM: this book is different from that.

DIGRESS FROM: deviate from The subject. His essay become irrilevant

because he digress from The given topic.

DISMISS FROM: remove from a post. The dishonest servant was dismissed

from service.

DISQUALIFY FROM: declare somebody ineligible. He was disqualified from

taking The examination.

DISSENT FROM: have different view and opinion. he dissented from what

I had obseved.

DISSOCITE FROM: have no connection with. now he has disassociated

himself from The party.

DISTIL FROM: obtain something from anoTher. The perfume has been

distilled from The flowers.

DISTINCT FROM: different, separate, not alike. The climate of kashmir

is quite from that of china.

DISTRACT FROM: disturb concentration. A loud noise disturbed with

worries about her future.

DIVERT FROM: turn in anoTher direction. The procession was diverted

from that point.

DRAW FROM: pull out something. hansa drew out a hundred rupee note

from his wallet.

ELIMINATE FROM: remove something that is not required. The doctor

advised him to eliminate fat from his diet.

EMANATE FROM: be The cause or source of. A foul smell emanated from The spot.

EMERGE FROM: a lion emerged from the cage.

EMIGRATE FROM: go and live in anoTher country. Their forefaThers

emigrated from india to south africa about three centuries back.

EQUIDISTANT FROM: to be at equal distance from two or more points. The

monument is equidistant from here as well as There.

ERASE FROM: remove, obliterate. with the passage of time the sad

experience was erased from his mind.

ESCAPE FROM: run away, get free from something. a convict escaped from

the police custody.

ESTRANGE FROM: become unfriendly. After Their faTher's death, The two

broThers estranged from each oTher.

EVICT FROM: remove a tenant or somebody legally. He was evicted from

The building because of non-payment of rent.

EXACT FROM: enforce payment. The police exact money from shop keepers

and payment dwellers.

EXCERPT FROM: extract from a book or film. Experts from his new novel

were read out.

EXCLUDE FROM: not to include, keep out. She was excluded form he

possible candidates.

EXCUSE FROM: kindly excuse me from attending the meeting.

EXEMPT FROM: free from an obligation, payment etc. Scheduled caste and

tribe candidates were exempted froom The entrace fee.

EXODUS FROM: migration of people. partition resulted in exodus from

one country to anoTher.

EXONERATE FROM: acquit or free from blame or charge. The officer was

exonerated from The charge of negligence.

EXPECT FROM: hope and believe that something will happen. Elders

expect obedience from Their children.

EXPEL FROM: send away, force to leave. The boy was expelled from The school.

EXPULSION FROM: send away from a place. Her expulsion from The club is imminent.

EXPUNGE FROM: remove, wipe out, erase. His remarks were expunged from

The records of The parliament.

EXTORT FROM: take money by throats, force. The militants are in The

habit of extorting money from The rich people.

EXTRACT FROM: obtain a substance from anoTher substance. Perfume is

extracted from flowers.

EXTRICATE FROM: to come out or escape from embarrassment. He tried his

best to extricate himself from The scandal.

FLINCH FROM: avoid doing something with much energy and intensity. we

need to fling ourselves into our work.

FLOW FROM:have a source in. The river flows from a snow-capped mountain peak.

FREE FROM: be without blame etc. she was found free from any blame.

FREEDOM FROM: be without control. freedom from want is an essential

element of a successful democracy.

FRESH FROM: just coming from place, straight from. He came fresh from

The training camp.

FUGITIVE FROM: somebody escaping. he was a fugitive from afghanistan.

GARNER FROM: collect and store. The farmers were busy garnering grains

from The fields.

GLEAN FROM: get news, information etc from various sources. i gleaned

this information from a number of people i interviewed.

GRADUATE FROM: obtain a degree from a particular university. she

graduated from delhi university.

HAIL FROM: have been born at a particular place. she hailed from Assam.

HEAR FROM: receive a message etc. For a long time I have not heard from her.

HIDE FROM: coneal from somebody. he tried to hide The fact from her.

HINDER FROM:  he hindered me from going there.

IMMUNITY FROM: not being harmed or affected. Ambassadors enjoy

immunity from prosecution.

IMPORT FROM: india imports foodgrains from other countries.

INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM: difficult to separate or tell The difference.

sita is almost indistinguishable from her younger sister geeta.

INFER FROM: to form an opinion, conclude. it was easy for him to infer

from The facts that shyam was innocent.

INHERIT FROM: receive something after someone has died. hari has

inherited a large property from his faTher.

INHIBIT FROM: to prevent from doing something. modesty inhibited her

from speaking The truth.

INSEPARABLE FROM: always be togeTher, that which cannot be separated.

sense is inseparable from sound.

ISOLATE FROM: separate from oThers. The dacoit was isolated from his gang.

ISSUE FROM: a strong desire for, want very much. he itched for a revenge.

KEEP DOWN:control and prevent from increasing. Raina helped in keeping

down The temprature.

KEEP FROM: prevent something from happening. The policeman kept The

crowd from advancing furTher.

KNOW FROM: to know The difference between The two things. She does not

know right from wrong.

LIFT FROM: to copy from. The images were lifted from some oTher poet.

MISS FROM: not be in it usual place. The watchman was missing from his duty.

MOP FROM: to remove a liquid from a surface with a soft cloth, sponge

etc. The doctor moped The blood from The wound of The patient.

NUTRIENTS FROM: food that provides nourishment to exist and grow. The

monkeys obtain nutrients from leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. they eat.

OUST FROM: to force out of power, position etc. The excercise to oust

him from power has gaThered momentum.

PART FROM: persuade somebody to give away or to spend. it is not easy

to make him part from his money.

PRECLUDE FROM: prevent from doing something. he was precluded from

contesting The third time.

PREVENT FROM: stop somebody from doing something. sickness prevented

parwati from taking part in The function.

PROCEED FROM: have as a starting point. The downfall of aurangzeb

proceeded from his intolerance.

PROFIT FROM: get some benefit from. They profited from Their training.

PROGRESSION FROM: gradual process of development. The progresssion

from agricultural to industrial society took  along time.

PROHIBIT FROM: prevent from doing something. he was prohibited  from

leaving The city.

PROTECT FROM: keep safe from harm. protect yourself from The dust.

QUARRY FROM: stones dug out from a quarry. These stones were dug out

from a deep quarry.

QUOTE FROM: repeat something from writing, author, speaker etc. It was

a quote from Kalidas's play.

RADIATE FROM: a feeling that is sent out, have its source, spread

out.peace and bliss radiated from the saint. akind of magnetism

radiated from her.

READ FROM: read(aloud) from a book etc. The moTher read her child a

story from The book.

REBOUND FROM: bounce back. The dark rebounded back from The wall.

RECALL FROM: call back, summoun back. The ambassador was recalled from China.

RECEDE FROM: move away, be lost from. gradually The flood waters began

to recede from The town.

RECEIVE FROM: get from, obtain from somebody. he received threats from him.

RECLAIM FROM: make available for use, restore to use. New Mumbai has

been reclaimed from The sea.

RECOIL FROM: withdraw suddenly with a great displeasure or horror,

have strong dislike. she would recoil from his name.

RECOVER FROM: to get better after illness, shock, injury etc. She has

now recovered from malaria.

RECOVERY FROM:The act of getting better. The recovery from illness was not easy.

RECUPERATE FROM: to get better after in an illness etc. A night's

sound sleep recuperated him from tiredness.

REDEEM FROM:recover, obtain again. he redeem his gold watch from The pawn.

REDEEM FROM: rescue, make free from sin. christ camt to redeem people from sin.

REEL FROM: to feel shocked, be confused. he has began reeling from

recent looses.

REFRAIN FROM: stop doing something. you should refrain from drinking.

REGAIN FROM: gain once again. The province was regained from The Portuguese.

RELEASE FROM: set free. He was recently released from jail.

RELIEF FROM: reduction in pain etc. The showers provided relieft from heat.

REMOVE FROM: dismiss, force to leave a job. he was removed from office.

REPEL FROM: repulse from, withdraw. The enemy was compelled to repel

from The border.

REPULSE FROM: repel, withdraw. The attack was repulsed from that place.

REQUIRE FROM: expect, desire from. what I require from him is that he

is sincere.

RESCUE FROM: save, preserve. The child was rescued from fire.

RESIGN FROM: give up, relinguish. she has resigned from her post.

RESPITE FROM: relieft from. There was no respite from hard work.

RESTRAIN FROM: to prevent from doing something harmful. he could not

restrain himself from making remark.

RESULT FROM: be The result, happen as a consequence. It resulted from

Their complacency.

RETIRE FROM: leave some activity. He retired injured from The game.

RETREAT FROM: move back. The tiger retreated from The forest to its layer.

RETRIEVE FROM:recover. The police retrived The stolen goods from a well.

RISE FROM: increase, The number of dowry deaths has risen from 100 to 150.

RISE FROM: return to former glory. The city rose from The ashes of war.

RISE FROM: make a great progress. here is an example of a great

general who has risen from The ranks.

SAFE FROM: not being a danger. The child was safe from danger.

SALVAGE FROM: to save something which is still not damaged. They could

salvage Their iron furniture from fire.

SAVE FROM: protect from, keep safe. timely help saved him from disaster.

SECEDE FROM: official leave a country or organisation. east timore has

seced from indonesia.  They are thinking to secede from The union.

SECURE FROM: safe from attack. The coutry was secure from aggression.

SEEK FROM: he  often seeks help from me.

SEPARATE FROM: not joined. keep mangoes separate from oTher fruits.

SHELTER FROM: proten.ction, cover from. she had an umbrella to shelter

herself from rain and sun.

SHIFT FROM: a marked change.there has been a shift from small savings

to investment in equities.

SHRINK FROM:to avoid doind work etc. you should not shrink from your

obligations.They shrank from taking a tough decision.

SOLICIT FROM: to ask help, money etc. The goverment is soliciting

donation from The public for flood victims.

SPOUT FROM: come out very quickly in a powerful stream. blood spouted

sprawled about on The benches.

SPRING FROM: have as its source. The river springs from a glacier.

SPRING FROM: appear suddenly and unexpectedly."where on earth did you

spring fromk?"

STEM FROM: something caused to happen by something else. superstitions

steam from lack of knowledge.

VANISH FROM:  disappear,cease to be in sight. The intruder Then

vanished from The scene.

VARY FROM: fluctuate between, have The range, move up and

down.temprature in delhi varied from 20'c to 46'c.

WEAVE UP FROM:  make cloth from threads. table-cloths were woven up

from hanks of cotten.

WITHDRAW FROM: take money out of bank.she withdrew all her money from The bank.

WITHHOLD FROM: not to allow somebody to possess something. paymets

were withheld from The contractor.