et cetera

[et set-er-uh, se-truh] / ɛt ˈsɛt ər ə, ˈsɛ trə /

ADJECTIVE

and so forth

Synonyms

WEAK

along with others and on and on and others and so forth and so on and the like and the rest blah-blah-blah whatever whatnot

Example Sentences

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"It involves many countries, it involves intelligence services, Interpol, et cetera," Anwar said.

From Reuters

Thayer added, “But I think by requiring that the retail betting locations are at racetracks and simulcast centers, it can expose a new type of a bettor to horse racing. … There’s an opportunity to create new fans and anytime you create new fans, that’s good for all participants - racetracks, owners, trainers, jockeys, et cetera.”

From Washington Times

“Before I was like, ‘Tell me about yourself, what do you do,’ et cetera,” he said.

From Washington Post

"There are lots of people either being in their homes or being sort of in and around their homes, on the rooftops, in the gardens et cetera, that have been either hurt or killed by a stray bullet."

From BBC

“What are people?” he asks Colin, and then answers his own question: “What is a person? It has values and aims, but it operates in a market. Marriage market, job market, money market, market for ideas, et cetera.”

From New York Times