By virtue of what
By means of and by virtue of what are semantically related in in what way or manner topic. In some cases you can use "By means of" instead an adverb phrase "By virtue of what".
By means of
By virtue of what and by means of are semantically related in in what way or manner topic. You can use "By virtue of what" instead an adverb phrase "By means of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- thence and by virtue of what
- thence and by means of
- therefore and by virtue of what
- therefore and by means of
- whence and by virtue of what
- whence and by means of
- thenceforth and by virtue of what
- thenceforth and by means of
- and so and by virtue of what
- and so and by means of
- therefrom and by virtue of what
- therefrom and by means of
- how and by virtue of what
- how and by means of
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