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| Topic: | 9) Elegant as well (1 of 3), Read 93 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Wednesday, March 24, 1999 09:26 AM |
Rick Jones, of Siloam Springs, Ark., writes: "I'm so tired of the overused phrase 'as well.' We need a much more elegant word to take its place."
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| Topic: | 9) Elegant as well (2 of 3), Read 88 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Wednesday, March 24, 1999 03:27 PM |
gosh, this sounds like a job for Roget; but here goes: too, besides, to boot, over, above, over and above, beyond, farther, further, furthermore, moreover, furthermoreover-and-in-the-second-place (:
similarly, likewise, by the same token, and (into the bargain ;) additionally.
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| Topic: | 9) Elegant as well (3 of 3), Read 59 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Thursday, April 01, 1999 06:27 AM |
You can reorganize the sentence and use the word "also". If your idea of elegance is to eliminate overuse of some other phrase, that should be sufficient.