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Compound Adverbs - Comparison or Illustration

Explore English compound adverbs for describing comparison or illustration with examples like "for one thing" and "rather than".

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Compound Adverbs
in comparison

used to highlight differences or similarities when comparing two or more things or people

[Adverb]
for one thing

used to introduce a specific point or reason in a discussion or argument

[Adverb]
nowhere near

used to indicate that something is far from reaching a particular level, distance, or quality

[Adverb]
for instance

used to introduce an example of something mentioned

[Adverb]
as it happens

used to introduce information or an event that is relevant to the current topic or situation

[Adverb]
in a similar fashion

used to indicate that something is done in the same way as previously described

[Adverb]
in like manner

used to indicate that something is being done or explained in a way that resembles what was mentioned previously

[Adverb]
in the same vein

in a similar or related manner

[preposition]
even so

despite a preceding statement or circumstance, indicating a contrasting perspective or outcome

[conjunction]
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