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Definitions from the WebTerm: OntoPart of Speech: PrepositionDefinition: Moving or positioned on top of; in physical contact with. Example Sentence 1: The cat jumped onto the table, knocking over a cup of tea. Example Sentence 2: She carefully placed the painting onto the wall. Part of Speech: AdverbDefinition: To a position or state of awareness, attention, or comprehension. Example Sentence 1: I didn't realize she was onto our secret plan until she mentioned it. Example Sentence 2: The detective was onto the thief's scheme and started gathering evidence. Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Aware of or familiar with a particular fact or situation. Example Sentence 1: The team is onto their opponent's strategy and is prepared to counter it. Example Sentence 2: He quickly caught onto the teacher's teaching technique and excelled in the subject. Part of Speech: Verb (unique colloquial usage)Definition: To become aware of or understand something. Example Sentence 1: I finally onto how to solve the puzzle after hours of frustration. Example Sentence 2: Once the concept clicked, she onto how to ace the math problems. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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