Just-as-well Definition

adverb

Used to say that an occurrence, or situation, is not only fortunate, but that for the contrary, it could have been a lot worse. Or that something that first glance might seem bad, is actually good just because it could have been even much worse or because the alternative case or cases could have been even much worse.

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Just-as-well Sentence Examples

  • Not really, a hundred years of practice and you would play just as well.

  • Why, one might just as well say that a two-year-old child converses fluently when he says 'apple give,' or 'baby walk go.'

  • It's just as well.

  • Not only could she not escape, but she could just as well starve to death if he decided never to return.

  • Any spicy sausage will work just as well.

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