In that
In that adverb - (formal) in or into that thing or place.
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Synonyms for In that
To the extent that and in that are semantically related. In some cases you can use "To the extent that" instead a conjunction phrase "In that".
To the extent that
In that and to the extent that are semantically related. You can use "In that" instead a conjunction phrase "To the extent that".
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Related pairs
- since and in that
- since and to the extent that
- while and in that
- while and to the extent that
- though and in that
- though and to the extent that
- although and in that
- although and to the extent that
- inasmuch as and in that
- inasmuch as and to the extent that
- because and in that
- because and to the extent that
- as and in that
- as and to the extent that
Both terms in one sentence
- Somewhat justified in that the 2008 version made Guo Jing almost cripplingly stupid (to the extent that he was probably the slowest martial arts learner to ever live).
Source: Creator / Jin Yong - Possibly justified in that she's a Celibate Hero following her failed (gay) marriage and doesn't talk about her personal life at all, to the extent that she even has one.
Source: Literature / The Long Earth -
Arguably a subversion, in that she's much more therapist than psycho, to the extent that she's the trolls' Team Mom if not the the most level-headed of them all.
Source: Girl with Psycho Weapon
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