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Definitions from the WebTerm: but for Part of Speech: Conjunction Sense 1: - Definition: Used to introduce a statement or hypothetical situation that specifies what would have happened if not for a particular circumstance or condition. - Example sentence: But for his quick reflexes, he would have been seriously injured in the accident. - Example sentence: But for the rain, we would have enjoyed a picnic in the park. Sense 2: - Definition: Used to express a contrast, exception, or limitation to what has just been mentioned. - Example sentence: She is talented but for a lack of confidence. - Example sentence: The class is compulsory for everyone but for the exceptions mentioned in the handbook. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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