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Term: de
Definition: De is a word that can mean "of," "about," "concerning," "by," "from," "out of," or "affecting." It comes from both French and Latin languages. In French, it is often used to show the genitive case, which means it shows possession or ownership. In English, it is used in the titles of laws, legal documents, and court proceedings.
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De is a preposition that can mean "of," "about," "concerning," "by," "from," "out of," or "affecting."
These examples show how de can be used to indicate different relationships between things or ideas. For example, "of" is used to show possession or origin, as in "history of Rome." "About" is used to indicate the topic of discussion, as in "talk about your grades." "By" is used to show the creator of something, as in "created by a famous artist."