pronoun

whom

whom

Whom did you see at the party?

Whom did you see at the party?

This is the man to whom I spoke.

This is the man to whom I spoke.

((as object of verb/preposition)) used instead of 'who' as the object of a verb or preposition. Whom did you see at the party?

Synonyms: (informal) who; Antonyms: (subject) who

From Old English 'hwǣm', the dative case of 'hwā' (who).

If you can replace the word with 'him' or 'her', use 'whom'. 'You saw him.' -> 'Whom did you see?'

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