Indeed
Indeed adverb - Without any question.
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So much as and indeed are semantically related In some cases you can use "So much as" instead an adverb "Indeed".
So much as
Indeed and so much as are semantically related in still topic. You can use "Indeed" instead an adverb phrase "So much as".
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This is only loosely based on the events in other media as anyone who so much as touches the mask gets cursed (and Dekar does indeed get cursed in the story when he touches the thing).
Source: Toys / BIONICLE -
Mr. Potter from It's a Wonderful Life goes through the entire movie without picking up so much as a clue as to what makes Peter, George, or indeed any of the Bedford Falls townspeople tick.
Source: Evil Cannot Comprehend Good -
While drugs are indeed a major part of Laura's downfall, her drug use doesn't exactly lead to her problems so much as result from them.
Source: Series / Twin Peaks
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