Phrasal verbs with "from"

to separate yourself from a person, habit, tradition, or pattern

to have a place, source, or cause as your origin

to start behind and then catch up or win

to originate or move from a lower level, position, or class

To originally come from or belong to a particular place.

To receive a letter, call, message, or other communication from someone.

To prevent someone or something from doing something, or to stop yourself from doing something.

An archaic or nautical warning to move away from a place of danger, especially from something about to fall.

To experience or be affected by a disease, condition, problem, or disadvantage.

To attack, grab, or approach someone or something from the rear.