i. e. (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of i. e.

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I.e., the abbreviation for "in other words," is often used to introduce a restatement or clarification.
The sentence "Oxygen is essential for life, i.e., without it, we would die" provides a clear example of this usage.
I.e., "that is to say," allows writers to expand on a previous statement or provide additional information.
The phrase "This theorem is valid for all positive integers, i.e., for numbers greater than zero" demonstrates how i.e.
can specify a specific condition.
I.e., "for example," introduces an illustration or instance that supports the preceding statement.
"The population of the city is approximately 1 million, i.e., 1,000,000" uses i.e.
to provide an exact numerical value.
I.e., "specifically," directs attention to a particular detail or aspect of something.
The phrase "We will meet at the library, i.e., in the main reading room" clarifies the precise location of the meeting.

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I.e., the abbreviation for "in other words," is often used to introduce a restatement or clarification.

The sentence "Oxygen is essential for life, i.e., without it, we would die" provides a clear example of this usage.

I.e., "that is to say," allows writers to expand on a previous statement or provide additional information.

The phrase "This theorem is valid for all positive integers, i.e., for numbers greater than zero" demonstrates how i.e.