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Among

/əˈmʌŋ/
Used to say that someone or something is part of a group or in the middle of several people or things.

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Examples:

'There was a packet of it among the gardener's things.'

'You plot among you to wean my heart from her.

He pants loudly, "Sir, there are spies among us."

Etymology:

etymology
The word among comes from Old English amáng, which means in or into the company of. It is composed of on, meaning on, in, and mang which means a mixture. The term evolved to amang, and later among, in Middle English.

Usage Statistics:

270 mentions per 1 million words Frequency
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