Pronunciation: /ɪnəzˈmʌtʃ ˈæz/
adverb used to introduce a statement that explains or gives the reason for something
A1 I will help you inasmuch as I can.
A2 She agreed to the plan inasmuch as it benefited her.
B1 Inasmuch as I understand the situation, I will try to assist.
B2 The project will be successful inasmuch as everyone contributes their best.
C1 Inasmuch as you are the expert, I will defer to your judgment.
C2 The team will succeed inasmuch as they work together seamlessly.
conjunction used to introduce a statement that explains or gives the reason for something
A1 I will help you inasmuch as I can.
A2 She agreed to come with us inasmuch as we pick her up.
B1 Inasmuch as you follow the rules, you will succeed.
B2 The project will be successful inasmuch as everyone contributes their best.
C1 Inasmuch as the company continues to innovate, it will stay ahead of the competition.
C2 The team will achieve their goals inasmuch as they work together efficiently.
formal The company decided to proceed with the merger inasmuch as it aligned with their long-term strategic goals.
informal I'll go to the party inasmuch as you promise to come with me.
slang I'll only help you out inasmuch as you owe me a favor.
figurative She saw his flaws but loved him inasmuch as his imperfections made him unique.
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is inasmuch as
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to inasmuch as
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