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'whom she' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used as a relative pronoun and is appropriate to use when referring to an antecedent, person or thing, already mentioned in the sentence. For example: "The teacher, whom she had known since she was a child, made her feel at ease."
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Friends with whom she talks?
But for whom, she asked?
Alongside her was Eric, whom she adopted.
There she met Gottfried Lessing, whom she married and with whom she had a son.
One person with whom she met was Agalarov, for whom she had previously done legal work.
I wondered whom she loved and who loved her, and whom she wished she could talk to, and whom she could not.
"Share more with whom?" she asks, startled.
Lewis, for whom she mapped Narnia.
Marginalised from whom?" she sighs, exhaling smoke.
Aaron Nemelka, whom she called, "my baby".
Guess whom she ends up falling for?
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