In that
In that adverb - (formal) in or into that thing or place.
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Synonyms for In that
On account of and in that are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "On account of" with "In that", this phrases are similar.
On account of
In that and on account of are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "In that" with "On account of", this phrases are similar.
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- thus and in that
- thus and on account of
- through and in that
- through and on account of
- considering and in that
- considering and on account of
- since and in that
- since and on account of
- after and in that
- after and on account of
- seeing and in that
- seeing and on account of
- because of and in that
- because of and on account of
Both terms in one sentence
- Subverted in that he bears no ill will towards the children, but still tries to prevent them from seeing the Whangdoodle on account of his mistrust of humans.
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That's why in that July blackout there they drove fifty cars out of the showrooms on account of they had a craving to eat a Pontiac.?
Source: Strawman Has a Point -
Justified in that dreamberries not only get elves high but also improve their memories - which the Wolfriders don't generally have much use for on account of living in the "Now of wolf-thought".
Source: Comic Book / ElfQuest
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