Along with
Liable to and along with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Liable to" instead an adjective phrase "Along with".
Liable to
Along with and liable to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Along with" instead an adjective phrase "Liable to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- including and along with
- including and liable to
- as well as and along with
- as well as and liable to
- in addition to and along with
- in addition to and liable to
- together with and along with
- together with and liable to
- counting and along with
- counting and liable to
- not to mention and along with
- not to mention and liable to
- among other things and along with
- among other things and liable to
Both terms in one sentence
- Their dampening effect on the competence of "elitist, recidivist" officers (who were liable to get shot, along with their entire extended families, for the slightest imagined disloyalty or failure in battle-based on the French Revolution) was half the reason Manticore won that war.
Source: The Political Officer
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