to and fros
to and fros is the plural of to and fro.
Meaning of to and fro
Noun
to and fro (plural to and fros or tos and fros)
- The movement (of someone or something) forward followed by a return to the same position. May refer to a concept such as an emotional state or a relationship as well as a physical thing.
- My life's a maze of seeming traps, A scene of mercies and mishaps; A heap of jarring to and fros, A field of joys, A field of woes.1849, Ralph Erskine, Gospel sonnets; or, Spiritual songs, page 233
Forms of to and fros
| alternative form | to-and-fros |
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Questions about to and fros
- What is to and fros the plural of?
- To and fros is the plural of to and fro.
Words near to and fros in the dictionary
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