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with ages

with ages prepositional phrase: for a long time; in ages.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (Ireland, informal) for a long time; in ages
    • I haven't seen John with ages.

Questions about with ages

What does with ages mean?
With ages means for a long time; in ages.
What part of speech is with ages?
With ages is a prepositional phrase.

Words near with ages in the dictionary

  1. with a thumb up one's bum
  2. with a vengeance
  3. with a view to
  4. with a wet finger
  5. with a will
  6. with ages
  7. with all due respect
  8. with all of one's heart
  9. with all one's ears
  10. with all one's eyes
  11. with all one's heart

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