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as many

1

The same number of. For example, He changed jobs four times in as many years means he changed jobs four times in four years. [c. 1400]

2

as many as. A phrase used to qualify the meaning of many as a very large number, depending on what follows it. For example, You can take as many pens as you need. [Late 1300s] Also see as ... as; as much as.

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  2. as level,
  3. as likely as not,
  4. as long as,
  5. as luck would have it,
  6. as much,
  7. as much as,
  8. as of,
  9. as one,
  10. as regards
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