with

with

preposition

{bc}in opposition to {bc}{sx|against||}

withe

noun

{bc}a slender flexible branch or twig

with-it

adjective

{bc}socially or culturally up-to-date

with a bang

idiom

{bc}in a sudden and exciting way

with a bump

idiom

{bc}with a sudden or jolting bounce

with a critical eye

idiom

{bc}in a manner using or involving careful judgment about the good and bad parts

with alacrity

idiom

{bc}very quickly and willingly

with (all) (due) respect

idiom

Array

with all one's heart

idiom

{bc}in a very sincere and deeply felt way

with all one's might

idiom

{bc}as hard as one can