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As Far As - Thesaurus

Description:

The term "as far as" is a commonly used phrase that indicates the extent or limit of something. It can be used as a conjunction, adverbial phrase, or prepositional phrase, allowing for a variety of meanings and applications in everyday usage.

Senses and Usages:

Conjunction

1. Used to introduce a limitation or condition.

Example sentence: As far as I know, she has already left for the airport.

2. Used to indicate a boundary or extent.

Example sentence: As far as the eye can see, the valley is covered in lush green vegetation.

Adverbial Phrase

1. Used to express the maximum distance or degree of something.

Example sentence: I walked as far as I could to catch a glimpse of the beautiful sunset.

2. Used to imply the most extreme outcome or result possible.

Example sentence: I will do everything as far as necessary to achieve my goals.

Prepositional Phrase

1. Used to indicate the limit or range of something.

Example sentence: We can only go as far as our budget allows.

2. Used to discuss topics or subjects under consideration.

Example sentence: As far as music goes, she has a diverse taste ranging from classical to hip hop.

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