by means of



by means of something

using something; with the use of something. I opened the bottle by means of a bottle opener. I was able to afford a car by means of a loan.
See also: mean, of

by means of

Through the use of, owing to, as in We plan to pay for medical school by means of a second mortgage, or He'll succeed by means of sheer persistence. [Early 1400s] Also see by dint of.
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by means of

With the use of; owing to: They succeeded by means of patience and sacrifice.
See also: mean, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Prudentius-Late Roman
Felice[fə'li:s]
Svantepolk-Ancient Scandinavian
LuzLOOTH (Spanish), LOOS (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Abd Al-Latif-Arabic
Brielle-English (Modern)