Prepositions after adjectives: W
Learn which prepositions naturally follow English adjectives and how the meaning changes with each construction.
warm-in-up-for-to, with
wary of, about or in?
weak in, on, at, for or from?
wealthy in, of, by, from or with?
weary of, from, in, with or about?
wedded to, by, for, in or into?
weekly for, in, on, with or to?
weird for, to, about, in or with?
"welcome to" or "welcome in"?
"welcoming of" or "welcoming to"?
"well-known for" or "well-known in"?
well-received by, in, at, among or with?
"well-suited to" or "well-suited for"?
well-versed in, with, on, about or at?
well worth, on, in, within or with?
"wet in", "wet for" or "wet with"?
"white in", "white on" or "white with"?
wide of, in, with, for or at?
widespread in, among, throughout, across or at?
"wild in" or "wild with"?
willing to, for, in, at or of?
"winding up" or "winding of"?
win-win for, in, to, from or on?
"wise for", "wise to" or "wise in"?
"wonderful for" or "wonderful in"?
working with, for, in, on or out?
worried about, for, by, of or as?
worrying about, for, at, in or of?
worsening of, in, by, rather or over?
"worthless in" or "worthless to"?
"worthwhile for" or "worthwhile in"?
worthy of, for or in?
wrong with, in, about, for or on?