Along with
Better and along with are semantically related. in to a greater extent topic. In some cases you can use "Better" instead an adverb phrase "Along with".
Better
Better adverb - To a greater or higher extent.
Along with and better are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Along with" instead an adverb "Better".
Both terms in one sentence
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Heel Realization: Silver Spoon realizes that she's no better than Diamond Tiara since she never stood up to her and always went along with her bullying despite her better judgement.
Source: Fanfic / Persona EG -
There also was a young boy, left orphaned with his younger brother, who knew that crying will not make things better, and instead aspired to become stronger along with his brother.
Source: Used to Be a Sweet Kid -
They behave similarly to their underlings, but have better stats along with heavier armor, face paint and a skull next to their health bar.
Source: Video Game / Fallout Shelter
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