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in other words
adverb as in namely
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by way of explanation, expressly, id est, in plain English, scilicet, strictly speaking, that is, to wit
adverb as in scilicet
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by way of explanation, especially, expressly, i.e., id est, in plain English, particularly, specially, specifically, strictly speaking, that is, to wit, videlicet, viz.
adverb as in videlicet
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by way of explanation, especially, expressly, i.e., id est, in plain English, particularly, scilicet, specially, specifically, strictly speaking, to wit
conjunction as in or
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as a choice, as a substitute, as an alternative, conversely, either, in preference to, in turn, on the other hand, or but, or else, or only, preferentially
Example Sentences
But there's been a concerted effort over the last few days here at the Conservative Party conference to give the party something to talk about, in other words: a blitz of policy.
Though he sees the "value" of licensing schemes, he warns: "The realities and logistics would need careful consideration" - in other words, it would add more responsibilities to already stretched forces.
Straights and queers, in other words, never get a clear view of each other through a flat lens.
Make clear, in other words, that the diversity we tout in our admissions materials remains a fundamental part of our mission — even when politicians use federal funding to undermine our institutional values.
But, he added, if Hamas didn’t agree to the plan, Israel would have the “right” and “full backing” of the U.S. to “finish the job” — in other words, eliminate Hamas.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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