>insofar as
Insofar as
How else do you say that? 'to the extent that'?
>simple as
>inasmuch
>inasmuch as
>apropos
>Stealing KC menes
>as sofar in
>hither
>that is to say
>thither
>viz.
>hitherto
>apoptos is
fuck you frogposting newfag my essays are lauded and that is one of my go-tos
Insofar as OP is a faggot :^)
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>albeit
>by the by
if only for no other reason than that
>Presently,
>Finnegans Wake
>As it were
>heretwofour
>thitherto
kek, I did this even in college. a prof. (rightly) called me out. thankfully he assumed I got it from 18th Century lit instead of DFW
>had had
user had had too much to drink
user went down the kitchen sink
>hitherto
Lmao, is this a buzzword? I've only ever used it once. Should I feel bad?
>by definition
>whence
>whilst
No, I've read it only once in a Conan book but I get the feeling pretentious writers would abuse it.
The thitherto post got my sides, I must say. Well, I kind of agree. It's probably why I've avoided using it.
>roughly speaking
All the pain he had had had gone down that drain.
It was a day he could not ordain.
>thy
All the faith he had had had had no effect on his life
>y'ain't've
>and but so
BAAAASEEEEED
Therefore, thereby, thus, viz. AKA, MOREOVER, hence-forth, as such, we can now see
>so
Yep, that's based
Why does “as such” always sound so fucking dumb and out of place? Even when used correctly it just looks unbearably pretentious and affected.
Can't get any more BASED than that
ERGO THAT IS CONSEQUENTLY VIS A VIS
ACCORDINGLY SUCHLIKE THE WAY THINGS ARE
>Thus
>English grammar and commatation in general
>On my sofa
>handily
>aforesaid
>aforementioned
By the by is not synonymous with insofar as. By the by means by the way. Albeit also is not a synonym. Albeit communicates contradiction, juxtaposition, and limitation; insofar as communicates extension and clarification with a narrowing of specifics.
This only outs you as casual readers if you’ve only ever the word once or not enough to appropriate it into your vocabulary.
By the by, also
albeit, although
both are precious usages in 2019
>AND
>BUT
>SO
>the
The first book I ever tried to read in English was when I was 14, and it was – I shit you not – Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil. I still remember that the translator used ’hitherto’ all the time.
>;
>the former
>the latter
>and and
This.
>a period of time
>and but so
Those are useful
That tshirt's fucking rad. Where can I get one?
>the overlapping omega and chi in the central lozenge
At least I can English, user. Read thine statement doubly afore thy soft, peach-ed fingers determine it to be of sufficient quality to post.
I usually don't use it because it doesn't fit the mood of my story. Once I write a book that takes place in medieval times, then I will increase the frequency of its application.
>All and sundry
>thereof
>thitherward