approximately
close to a stated number or amount, but not necessarily exact
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together with or in addition to another person or thing
Available as another possible choice instead of the usual or current one.
One possible choice in place of another.
used to introduce another possible choice or way of doing something
used to introduce a fact that makes the main statement seem surprising or less expected
a quantity of something considered as a mass rather than as separate countable items
to express regret and offer an apology about a specified action or situation
to use knowledge, a rule, or a method in a particular situation
an arranged time to meet someone for advice, assistance, or a service
close to a stated number or amount, but not necessarily exact
used to introduce something that happens because of an earlier event or situation
on the condition that the statement following it is true
a number equal to the number associated with the reference being compared
an amount equal to the amount associated with the reference being compared
at the earliest time that circumstances allow
to request an explanation that makes unclear information easier to understand
a particular part or side of a situation, problem, or subject being considered
not more than the stated number, amount, or degree
at the current point in the development of a process or situation
to join something to another thing or add it as a connected part
A way of thinking or feeling about a person, activity, or issue, often involving a favorable or unfavorable judgment.
a value calculated by adding a set of numerical values and dividing the sum by the number of values
to keep an unwanted situation from happening or keep away from something undesirable
before the event or activity being discussed
to be a member or part of a particular group, class, or category
A helpful result or advantage.
to introduce a subject so that it can be discussed
before or at the point when the event in the following clause happens
used to introduce an additional point or a topic that is not the main focus of the conversation
to cancel an arranged event or stop an activity that was planned or underway