The Editor’s Manual
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Prepositions with overlapping meanings: In/into/inside/within, in/during, for/since, on/upon/onto, over/above, over/more than, under/less than, below/beneath/under/underneath, off/of, beside/besides, round/around, to/toward/towards.
It is perfectly acceptable and idiomatic to end a sentence with a preposition. Consider “What are you talking about?” and “This is what I was looking for.”
Prepositions express relations of time (“during the day”) and space (“at the market”), and other abstract relations (“the secret of happiness”) between two parts of a sentence.