Results for Until

Definitions of Until:

part of speech: conjunction

To the time when; to the degree that, as, I shall wait till you arrive: prep. to the time of; to the time, as till to- morrow.

part of speech: preposition

Till: to: as far as ( used mostly with respect to time).

part of speech: conjunction

As far as; to the point that; to the degree or time that.

part of speech: conjunction

To the degree or place that; to the time when.

part of speech: adverb

Till: up to the time that.

part of speech: preposition

To; till; as far as, with respect to time.

part of speech: preposition

To or up to: used in relation to time.

Usage examples for Until:

• We'll hold here until we have a chance to escape. "The Lost Warship", Robert Moore Williams

• Yes; we can wait up here until morning at least; you need a night's rest, and no wonder. "The Case and The Girl", Randall Parrish

• All this, however, did not come until later. "The Radio Boys with the Revenue Guards", Gerald Breckenridge

• And now I have told you his right name, I pray you, fair lady, let me go to my lord again, for he will never out of this country until that he have me again. "Le Morte D'Arthur, Volume I (of II) King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table", Thomas Malory