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Term: as as

Description:

The term "as as" is a comparative phrase used to express similarity or equality between two things.

Senses and Usages:

1. Comparative Adjective:

Sense: Used to compare two objects or people that are similar in a certain aspect.

Example sentence: John is as tall as his older brother.

2. Comparative Adverb:

Sense: Used to compare two actions or qualities that are performed or exhibited to the same degree.

Example sentence: She sings as beautifully as an opera singer.

3. Simile:

Sense: Used to create a simile by comparing one thing to another that has a similar characteristic.

Example sentence: Her laughter was as infectious as a child's.

4. Local Usage:

Sense: In some regions, "as as" is used in a local colloquial context to emphasize the intensity or extent of something.

Example sentence: That party was fun as as!

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