THAT OF WHICH

Definition: Used to introduce a relative clause, often to specify the antecedent in more detail or to give more information about it.

Synonyms: Such As, That Which, In Which, Of Which, From Which

Usage Examples in Sentences

The painting that hung in the museum, that of which depicted a serene sunset, captured the attention of every visitor.

The job interview that he prepared for, that of which required strong communication skills, went exceptionally well.

The mystery novel, that of which she spoke highly, captivated my attention until the very last page.

The proposal, that of which caught everyone by surprise, brought a wave of excitement to the otherwise mundane meeting.

The new software update, that of which promised enhanced security features, was eagerly awaited by users.

The concept, that of which you speak, is quite intriguing.

That of which she spoke was deeply intriguing to me.

She spoke of matters that of which I had never heard before.

I am fascinated by the mysteries that of which science has yet to unravel.

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He discussed theories that of which few people are aware.

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There are many ways to approach the problem, that of which we must carefully consider.

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The team explored various strategies, that of which proved to be the most effective.

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The book discusses various theories, that of which is particularly intriguing.

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In the realm of technology, advancements are rapid, that of which often leads to obsolescence.

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She cherishes the memories of her childhood, that of which brings her immense joy.

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They explored different hypotheses, that of which led to groundbreaking discoveries.

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Amidst the chaos, there was one moment of clarity, that of which changed everything.