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as regards

ADJECTIVE
regarding
Synonyms
STRONG
respecting
WEAK
about as to in regard to in relation to with reference to with regard to with respect to
PREPOSITION
apropos
Synonyms
WEAK
about against as for as to concerning on the subject of regarding respecting touching toward with reference to with respect to
PREPOSITION
concerning
Synonyms
STRONG
regarding respecting touching
WEAK
about anent apropos of germane to in regard to in the matter of pertaining to re relating to relevant to with reference to with regard to
PREPOSITION
of
Synonyms
WEAK
about appertaining to appropriate to as concerns attributed to away from based on belonging to characterized by coming from concerning connected with consisting of containing epithetical going from in reference to in regard to like made from out from out of peculiar to pertaining to proceeding from referring to regarding related to showing

Example Sentences

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“There are no material concerns on record as regards its conduct or governance,” the RBI said.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 19, 2026

At least as regards the absurdist side of Monk’s life, the side that is wrestling with perceptions of race and identity and all of that.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 14, 2023

"Serious concerns are now being voiced as regards ongoing discussions on the possible adoption of an amnesty law," he wrote in a letter sent to Spanish Presidency Minister Felipe Bolanos.

From Reuters • Nov. 9, 2023

Anticipating future opportunities and limitations to the use of this tool enables agencies to plan ahead, particularly as regards the firefighting work force.

From Science Daily • Oct. 3, 2023

However, this option, quite aside from the misgivings his lordship was bound to have as regards gossip travelling, entailed my having to rely on unknown quantities just when a mistake could prove most costly.

From "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro