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There

adverb

In or at that place. Synonyms: at that place, in that location. "It's not there" , "That man there"

In that matter. Synonyms: in that respect, on that point.

To or toward that place; away from the speaker. Synonym: thither.

noun

A location other than here; that place.

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"There" Quotes from Famous Books

... after the assassination of the President there was a meeting held on the Common, and a vote taken to have the President's body brought through Indianapolis, for the people to see his dear dead face. The vote was taken by raising the hands, and when the question was put in favor of it a thousand black ...

— The Story of Mattie J. Jackson • L. S. Thompson

... "so I have, an' I still keep to it. Don't you see this, my lads; when you start playing antics with me you're playing a fool's game, an' you're bound to come a cropper. Some men would ha' waited longer afore they spiled their game, but I think you've suffered enough. Now there's a lump of beef and some taters on, an' you'd better go and make a good square meal, an' next time you want to alter the religion of people as knows better than you do, ...

— Many Cargoes • W.W. Jacobs

... Edwards includes Familists among his leading English sorts of Sectaries, and Paget devotes ten pages to them. Paget, however, admits that they were "so close and cunning that ye shall hardly ever find them out." If there really was such an English sect, their main principle probably was that every society of Christians should be a kind of family- party, jolly within itself in confidential love-feasts and exchanges of sentiment, and letting the ...

— The Life of John Milton Vol. 3 1643-1649 • David Masson

... meat hung within reach. This meat he must not touch. There were cats at the houses the master visited that must be let alone. And there were dogs everywhere that snarled at him and that he must not attack. And then, on the crowded sidewalks there were persons innumerable whose attention he attracted. They would stop ...

— White Fang • Jack London

... power with which we are all so familiar—the intense lights being here cut sharply off by equally intense shadows, and then grading into dull reds and duller greys. The sun, on the other hand, bathes everything in its genial glow so completely that all nature is permeated with it, and there are no intense contrasts, no absolutely black and striking shadows, except in caverns and holes, ...

— Blown to Bits - or, The Lonely Man of Rakata • Robert Michael Ballantyne

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