forasmuch (Meaning)
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forasmuch (conj.)
In consideration that; seeing that; since; because that; -- followed by as. See under For, prep.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forasmuch
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forasmuch Sentence Examples
- Forasmuch as the evidence was overwhelming, the jury found the defendant guilty.
- Forasmuch as the company had been negligent, they were liable for damages.
- Forasmuch as the contract was invalid, the parties were released from their obligations.
- Forasmuch as the witness was unreliable, their testimony was inadmissible.
- Forasmuch as the plaintiff had suffered injury, they were entitled to compensation.
- Forasmuch as the statute was unconstitutional, it was void.
- Forasmuch as the testator had not made a valid will, their estate was distributed according to the law of intestacy.
- Forasmuch as the airline had failed to provide adequate notice, they were liable for the passengers' expenses.
- Forasmuch as the government had taken private property for public use, they were required to pay just compensation.
- Forasmuch as the defendant had breached their promise, the plaintiff was awarded damages for breach of contract.
FAQs About the word forasmuch
In consideration that; seeing that; since; because that; -- followed by as. See under For, prep.
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No antonyms found.
Forasmuch as the evidence was overwhelming, the jury found the defendant guilty.
Forasmuch as the company had been negligent, they were liable for damages.
Forasmuch as the contract was invalid, the parties were released from their obligations.
Forasmuch as the witness was unreliable, their testimony was inadmissible.
