Much as and Notwithstanding

Much as

Much as adverb - In a similar way.
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Notwithstanding and much as are semantically related. in while topic. In some cases you can use "Notwithstanding" instead a conjunction phrase "Much as", when it comes to topics like even though.

Notwithstanding

Notwithstanding conjunction - In spite of the fact that.
Usage example: the man suspected of being the serial killer is little known to his neighbors, notwithstanding he has lived in the apartment complex for years
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Much as and notwithstanding are semantically related. You can use "Much as" instead a conjunction "Notwithstanding".

Both terms in one sentence

  • You can walk into and out of it as much as you want, deathly enemies notwithstanding.
  • Franchise / Archie Comics This potentially opens the door for a lot of weird crossover potential (lawyers notwithstanding).note  Both cartoons were produced by Hanna-Barbera, which loved intra-universe crossovers just as much as Archie.
  • Wheel o' Feet Considering that the animation style is usually pretty realistic (giant monsters notwithstanding), this comes of not so much as cartoonish as eldritch, demonstrating that these things are so immensely powerful that they can bend the very laws of physics.
    Source: Wheel o' Feet
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