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Adverbial with greater reason has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: with greater reasonDescription:With greater reason is a phrase used to emphasize or strengthen a previous statement or reasoning by suggesting an even stronger or more logical argument or justification. Sample Sentences:1. Adverbial Usage: She refused to accept the job offer, and with greater reason, as the working conditions were extremely poor. 2. Prepositional Phrase Usage: He criticized her for being late to the meeting, and with greater reason, as it was the third time she had been tardy this week. 3. Comparative Usage: The professor made a solid argument, but with greater reason, her colleague counter-argued with additional evidence. 4. Idiomatic Usage: He couldn't attend the party with them, and with greater reason, because his car had broken down on the way. Note: The above sentences are just examples to illustrate the different usages of "with greater reason." The examples may not necessarily reflect real-life scenarios. Related Products:To explore books related to logical reasoning and argumentation: | ||||
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