What does par in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word par in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use par in French.

The word par in French means by, through, through, out of, by, by, through, by, according to, out of, for, per, by, far too, really too, much too, in the name of, through, par, starting with, judging by, to be taken orally, hysterical, hysterically funny, knockout, approach a problem short-sightedly, look at a problem from too narrow a perspective, breech birth, breech delivery, give birth to a breech baby, flown in, brought by air, brought by plane, act with your own interests at heart, act out of self-interest, learn by heart, learn off by heart, brute-force attack, drawn to, grab by the scruff of the neck, grab by the scruff of the neck, on a case-by-case basis, one by one, on an ad hoc basis, on a case by case basis, windswept, earnings per share, cleared, exonerated, panned by the critics, be conspicuous by your absence, be remarkably intelligent, scorched, burn the candle at both ends, that was just what was needed, I sure needed that, Well I never!, be characterized by, case by case, case-by-case treatment, sheltered workshop, charity begins at home, geothermal heating, fight fire with fire, fight fire with fire, as if by magic, Would you believe! Surprise, surprise!, as if by magic, miraculously, miraculously, begin with, start with, first do , firstly do, begin at the beginning, confirmed by a bailiff, correspondence course, cousin by marriage, upside down, by chance, in the past, in view of, in 's name, in the name of, throughout the world, around the world, by its nature, by its very nature, hereby declare, overtaken by reality, served by, computer-aided design, two by two, be distinguished by, divide by, uncontested divorce, divorce by mutual consent, have had it up to here, have had it up to here with, in rows of two, by way of, by way of, stand there flabbergasted, stand there dumbfounded, stand there astounded, break in, make a grand entrance, come in through the back door, send to the bottom, go through with a fine-tooth comb, have had a hard life, have had a difficult life, be cleared by a court of law, be insured, be insured, be overtaken by events, be overwhelmed by events, be sent into the depths, be struck down by illness, be appointed by decree, be caught up by past events, be caught up by your past, be together in thought, be together in spirit, be ravaged by disease, be ravaged by illness, be registered with a doctor, be bound by confidentiality, make appear by magic, clear everything out, wipe out, vacuum, have an ulterior motive for doing, make a choice by default, for lack of means, end up doing , wind up doing, throw on the ground, struck by lightning, overcome by doubt, win by default, blessed by nature, be necessary to go that far, have to go that far, image of under , image of through, immolation, burning. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word par

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