BOTH OF WHOM

Definition: Used to refer to two specified people, especially when their identity is unknown or does not need to be specified.

Synonyms: Both, Them, Pair, Duo, Two

Usage Examples in Sentences

Sarah has two best friends, both of whom love playing soccer.

We adopted two kittens, both of whom are incredibly playful.

The new students, both of whom are from different countries, joined the language club.

At the park, I met two artists, both of whom specialize in watercolor paintings.

In the library, I found two interesting books, both of whom are about space exploration.

Our science project involves two experiments, both of whom explore different hypotheses.

We invited two distinguished guests to the event, both of whom are experts in international relations.

The new employees, both of whom graduated from top universities, joined the company's management team.

Sarah introduced me to her two friends, both of whom share a passion for photography.

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The authors, both of whom have written best-selling novels, participated in the literary festival.

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We met two talented musicians, both of whom played a crucial role in composing the award-winning soundtrack.

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She invited two guests, both of whom arrived on time.

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The candidates, both of whom were highly qualified, were interviewed separately.

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She has two best friends, both of whom she trusts completely.

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John and Jane, both of whom are experts in their field, provided valuable insights.

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Both of whom provided valuable insights, drawing from their expertise.

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Both of whom arrived late.