in league
in league prepositional phrase: collaborating (with).
Prepositional phrase
- collaborating (with)
- Sarah Purfoy was in league with the convicts--was herself the wife or mistress of one of them. She had come on board armed with a plot for his release, and this plot was about to be put in execution.1874, Marcus Clarke, For the Term of His Natural Life Chapter VII
- I'm in league with Satan / I was raised in hell / I walk the streets of Salem / Amongst the living dead1981, “In League with Satan”, in Welcome to Hell, performed by Venom
Questions about in league
- What does in league mean?
- In league means collaborating (with).
- What part of speech is in league?
- In league is a prepositional phrase.
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