Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
By virtue of and along are semantically related In some cases you can use "By virtue of" instead a preposition "Along".
By virtue of
Along and by virtue of are semantically related in by way of topic. Sometimes you can use "Along" instead a preposition phrase "By virtue of".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- By virtue of tagging along with him to bag Glanton, or if you've been doing New Vegas Bounties, you're one as well.
Source: Video Game / Russell - Parodied, along with everything else under the sun in that series, by virtue of having six members.
Source: The Notable Numeral -
The oddest case is that of Omi and Nagi, paired off with one another by virtue of being their teams' respective teen hackers (and helped along by an infamous piece of official artwork◊).
Source: Ships That Pass in the Night
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