inasmuch as

[ in-uhz-muhch uhz, az ]

conjunction

1. in view of the fact that; seeing that; since.
2. insofar as; to such a degree as.

inasmuch as

/ ˌɪnəzˈmʌtʃ /

conjunction

1. in view of the fact that; seeing that; since
2. to the extent or degree that; in so far as

Word History and Origins

Origin of inasmuch as¹

1250–1300; Middle English in as much ( e ) as

Idioms and Phrases

Also, insomuch as .

Example Sentences

New York Community Bancorp tried to put a brave face on the news — an accompanying release included the headline “Record Results for 2023,” true inasmuch as the bank is now much larger than before the Signature acquisition — but analysts and investors quickly zeroed in the weaknesses.

From New York Times

I argue that historical iterations of the progressive movement succeeded inasmuch as they made the absolute most of opportunities for political transformation, and failed to the extent that reactionaries countermobilized to undo progressive gains.

From Seattle Times

Inasmuch as they have any obligation to their grandchildren, it’s simply to be loving grandparents, which it sounds like they are.

From Slate

Inasmuch as it explores his personal grudge against Ms. Pelosi and other politicians, it also spotlights the online disinformation cycle that has been fed by conspiracy theorists, conservative activists, elected officials and media outlets.

From New York Times

Inasmuch as it explores his personal grudge against Ms. Pelosi and other politicians, it also spotlights the online disinformation cycle that has been fed by conspiracy theorists, conservative activists, elected officials and media outlets.

From New York Times

When To Use

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