Nov 26, 2008 09:24
15 yrs ago
English term

just as well

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Greetings,

Does the phrase / term "just as well" in the sentence below mean? Many thanks


"I believe that our creator looks on each of us as equalls. Just as well, really."
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Mehmet Hascan (asker) Nov 26, 2008:
Sorry for the typo. - What does the phrase / term "just as well" in the sentence below mean? Many thanks

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+7
9 mins
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lucky for us that he does

just as well = otherwise things might be worse
Note from asker:
Thanks a million.
Peer comment(s):

agree Jack Doughty
15 mins
Mòran taing.
agree Paula Vaz-Carreiro
28 mins
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agree Carol Gullidge
28 mins
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agree Bianca Jacobsohn
48 mins
agree Ken Cox
4 hrs
agree Patricia Townshend (X)
6 hrs
agree Polangmar : Is it really non-PRO?:)
16 hrs
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+2
12 mins

so much the better

I understand as "so much the better" meaning that it is well and good that the Creator looks upon people as equals.

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Note added at 14 мин (2008-11-26 09:38:31 GMT)
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I mean that I understand this phrase as "so much the better".
Note from asker:
Thanks a million.
Peer comment(s):

agree Vicky Nash
3 mins
agree Gunilla Zedigh
1 hr
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39 mins

and a good job too!

another way of expressing the same thing
Note from asker:
Thanks a million.
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