just as

1. In precisely the same way as. For example, He's signing his name just as he's always done it . [Early 1600s]

2. Also, just so . To the same degree as. For example, Jim's running just as fast as his friend , or He intended to give them just so much work as they could do in a day . [Late 1600s] Also see just so .

Example Sentences

Homeownership—one traditional method by which prior generations of Americans built their wealth—has moved further out of reach, just as trading stocks has become easier and cheaper than ever.

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It seems to me that John Swinney has been working hard to develop an image for himself not just as a first minister but also as a potential statesman.

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As Taylor Swift’s latest record brings scrutiny to the construction and thematics of pop music and its presentation, Wolf Alice’s seductive sway and wistful grit feels comparatively effortless, even if it’s just as accessible.

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Professionals may be just as prone to fee blindness.

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But just as significantly, the line between amateur and pro track athletes is fuzzier than ever, according to Ato Boldon, an Olympic medalist turned TV analyst.

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Related Words

• equally 
• similarly 
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