What is another word for here there?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈi͡ə ðˈe͡ə], [ hˈiə ðˈeə], [ h_ˈiə ð_ˈeə]
Synonyms for Here there:
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adj.
• intermittent- Discontinuing ,
- Isochronal ,
- Isochronous ,
- Iterant ,
- Punctuated ,
- Recurring ,
- alternate ,
- arrested ,
- broken ,
- by bits and pieces ,
- checked ,
- cyclic ,
- cyclical ,
- discontinuous ,
- epochal ,
- every other ,
- fitful ,
- hit-or-miss ,
- infrequent ,
- interrupted ,
- iterative ,
- metrical ,
- now and then ,
- occasional ,
- on and off ,
- periodic ,
- periodical ,
- recurrent ,
- rhythmic ,
- rhythmical ,
- seasonal ,
- serial ,
- shifting ,
- spasmodic ,
- stop-and-go .
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adv.
• about • everywhere- all around ,
- all over ,
- all over creation ,
- all over the map ,
- far and wide ,
- here till sunday ,
- high and low ,
- in all quarters ,
- in each place ,
- in every direction ,
- in every place ,
- inside and out ,
- near and far ,
- omnipresent ,
- overall ,
- pole to pole ,
- the world over ,
- throughout ,
- ubiquitous ,
- ubiquitously ,
- universally ,
- wherever .
How to use "Here there" in context?
"Here, there" is a well-known saying that point to a location nearby. It is frequently used informally, and its precise meaning is disputed. The saying may originate from medieval times when people would point to an appropriate spot to setup a campfire in the hopes of finding something to eat or drink. Alternatively, the saying could come from a mid-16th-century English text, "House of Heretics", which mentions a "Heretaere" (heathen temple) being located "Here, there", meaning in or near the village.
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