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The phrase 'were of' is not correct in written English
However, you could use 'were of' if you inserted a noun between the two words, such as 'were of interest.' For example, "Those topics were of interest to us."
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were of
verb
Representing or , chiefly in depictions of colloquial speech.
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Some were of both.
Some were, of course.
Footstools were of wood.
They were of course ignored.
Consequences were of secondary concern.
They were of Chechen heritage.
We were, of course, naïve.
These were of supernatural origin.
We were, of course, unaware of this.
They were of an older generation".
Its founders were of the gentry.
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