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as well as

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as well as someone or something 
1. in addition to someone or something. Mary and Jane are coming to the party, as well as Tom. I'm studying biology and chemistry, as well as history.
2. to the same high degree as someone or something; as much as someone or something else. Mary's parents treated me as well as they treat her. I did as well as you on the test.
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as well as
and also We sell books to individuals as well as to schools.
See also: well


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