for to

The phrase "for to" is an archaic construction once used to express purpose or intention, now largely obsolete except in certain regional dialects.

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Definition

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(archaic, regional)Used to indicate purpose or intention, similar to 'in order to' in modern English.

Example

  • She went to the market for to buy some vegetables.
  • He traveled far for to see his old friend.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "for to":

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