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with reference to

Also, with regard or respect to. See in regard to.

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RELATED WORDS

respecting, concerning, regarding, touching, about, aside, incidentally, parenthetically, against, toward, apropos, anent, re

Nearby words

  1. with one voice,
  2. with one's eyes open,
  3. with one's pants down,
  4. with open arms,
  5. with reason,
  6. with the best of them,
  7. with the best will in the world,
  8. with the exception of,
  9. with the gloves off,
  10. with-
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