just the way 'among' is for 'amongst', 'along' is for ~.
It refers to sm1 or smthing thts next to the subject thts there all the time, as far as the time of concern is concerned.
or simply say: alongst -> at along
It refers to sm1 or smthing thts next to the subject thts there all the time, as far as the time of concern is concerned.
or simply say: alongst -> at along
1. The bird was flying high, with the cool breeze alongst.(practical)
2. He rambled on with the stupid grin alongst.(abstract)
2. He rambled on with the stupid grin alongst.(abstract)
by Bhuyan August 30, 2007
Get the alongstmug.