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adv.
1.used to indicate that a statement explains or supports a previous statement
2.making an additional point

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  • in and of itself
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  • in an elaborate way
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  • in an editorial
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  • in an arch manner
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  • in all probability
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  • in all likelihood
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  • in all
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  • in agreement
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  • in advance
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  • in addition
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  • in any event
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  • in apposition
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  • in arrears
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  • in attendance
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  • in awe of
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  • in bondage
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  • in bonds
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  • in both ears
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  • in breadth
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  • in brief
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  • hen
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  • condylura cristata
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  • rusting
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  • mid-august
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  • tank ship
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  • pasted
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  • shirley temple black
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  • crucifixion
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  • arteriectasia
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  • religious service
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    Idiom of the Day

    knock oneself out (doing something)
    to make a great effort doing something
    We knocked ourselves out trying to make the party successful.



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    John: 'Your advice this morning was much appreciated.' Sue: ________

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