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Definition of whereof in English: whereofrelative adverbwɛːrˈɒv(h)wɛrˈəv formal Of what or which. 〈正式〉关于那事；关于那物；关于那人 我知道自己在说些什么。 Example sentencesExamples - As someone who used to write for them, I know whereof I speak when I say that the New York Press is irrelevant.
- Any woman who has just delivered a baby knows whereof I speak.
- When it comes to Germans and their relationship with dictators, Enzensberger knows whereof he speaks.
- I've met a few in my day, so I know whereof I speak.
- ‘Cookie companies have been making your lifestyle choices for you,’ says the outspoken Powter, who once weighed 260 pounds and knows whereof she speaks.
- Consider the risk of not acting: the creeping falseness and constraint that comes of an important unacknowledged truth between you (I know whereof I speak).
- I worked for years for some of them, so I know whereof I speak.
- The back-cover biography assures you in rampant detail that he knows whereof he speaks.
- Talab al-Sana'i, an Arab member of the Israeli Knesset, is one of Amayrah's key sources, and it seems likely to me that he knows whereof he speaks.
- Because, and believe me I know whereof I speak, the world is "full" of people who think they have the right to be obnoxious about your parenting choices.
- Michnik knows whereof he speaks and writes, unlike so many of those in the European media who are busy gnawing at the supports of the trans-Atlantic alliance.
- When Chinese dissenters claim that Chinese socialism is a form of feudalism they know whereof they speak.
- Sharon Leach wrote in the Sunday Observer of the agonies of having to do without water, and she knows whereof she speaks.
- UN envoy to Iraq Lakhdar Brahimi knows whereof he speaks when it comes to civil war.
- Never before have I seen people fight with such viciousness and hatred - and I speak whereof I know as I was at the First Day Sales at McGringles this year.
- Spencer is a historian who knows whereof he speaks.
- Bell is a pharmacist and knows whereof she speaks.
- Good taste dictates that more than two times out of the gate calls for the simplest of celebrations - and Prudie knows whereof she speaks.
- I think there are far more issues here than can be resolved by a simple ‘I have been there, and know whereof I speak’.
- It's full of the stuff that packs the dance floor: a defiant but dignified message of survival sung by a woman who knows whereof she speaks.
Definition of whereof in US English: whereofrelative adverb(h)wɛrˈəv(h)werˈəv formal Of what or which. 〈正式〉关于那事；关于那物；关于那人 我知道自己在说些什么。 Example sentencesExamples - When it comes to Germans and their relationship with dictators, Enzensberger knows whereof he speaks.
- I've met a few in my day, so I know whereof I speak.
- Talab al-Sana'i, an Arab member of the Israeli Knesset, is one of Amayrah's key sources, and it seems likely to me that he knows whereof he speaks.
- Sharon Leach wrote in the Sunday Observer of the agonies of having to do without water, and she knows whereof she speaks.
- Consider the risk of not acting: the creeping falseness and constraint that comes of an important unacknowledged truth between you (I know whereof I speak).
- When Chinese dissenters claim that Chinese socialism is a form of feudalism they know whereof they speak.
- Any woman who has just delivered a baby knows whereof I speak.
- The back-cover biography assures you in rampant detail that he knows whereof he speaks.
- Bell is a pharmacist and knows whereof she speaks.
- Never before have I seen people fight with such viciousness and hatred - and I speak whereof I know as I was at the First Day Sales at McGringles this year.
- Good taste dictates that more than two times out of the gate calls for the simplest of celebrations - and Prudie knows whereof she speaks.
- Michnik knows whereof he speaks and writes, unlike so many of those in the European media who are busy gnawing at the supports of the trans-Atlantic alliance.
- I think there are far more issues here than can be resolved by a simple ‘I have been there, and know whereof I speak’.
- Because, and believe me I know whereof I speak, the world is "full" of people who think they have the right to be obnoxious about your parenting choices.
- Spencer is a historian who knows whereof he speaks.
- ‘Cookie companies have been making your lifestyle choices for you,’ says the outspoken Powter, who once weighed 260 pounds and knows whereof she speaks.
- UN envoy to Iraq Lakhdar Brahimi knows whereof he speaks when it comes to civil war.
- I worked for years for some of them, so I know whereof I speak.
- It's full of the stuff that packs the dance floor: a defiant but dignified message of survival sung by a woman who knows whereof she speaks.
- As someone who used to write for them, I know whereof I speak when I say that the New York Press is irrelevant.
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