as such

Idioms  

1. In itself, as in The job as such was easy, but required a lot of time . [Mid-1600s]

2. In that capacity, as in In the director's absence the assistants, as such, were in charge . [c. 1700]

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Example Sentences

England have predicted that, as such, Tandy will attempt to level the pitch by taking to the skies.

From BBC

“The old refrain was that software would eat the world; today, the concern is that AI may eat software, even as areas such as such as semiconductors trade at record highs,” he added.

From Barron's

The more fully we teach it as such, the stronger our country will be.

From The Wall Street Journal

Turner and John Constable as such, and the two did little to argue otherwise.

From The Wall Street Journal

The music felt risky—not because it was dangerous, but because adults treated it as such.

From The Wall Street Journal