But of course
With ease and but of course are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With ease" instead an adverb phrase "But of course".
With ease
But of course and with ease are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "But of course" instead an adverb phrase "With ease".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- simply and but of course
- simply and with ease
- easily and but of course
- easily and with ease
- freely and but of course
- freely and with ease
- readily and but of course
- readily and with ease
- naturally and but of course
- naturally and with ease
- thoughtlessly and but of course
- thoughtlessly and with ease
- faintly and but of course
- faintly and with ease
Both terms in one sentence
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Hope Spot: Bond takes out Silva's mooks with ease, but of course, that was the easy part.
Source: Film / Skyfall -
The reward you get for beating all of them is overpowered, but of course, since you've already beaten the hardest challenges in the game, all it's good for is tearing through the castle with ease.
Source: Videogame / Rogue Legacy
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