as you like
as you like interjection: expressing unenthusiastic consent.
Interjection
- Expressing unenthusiastic consent.
- - So, we'll buy the green one, then?
- As you like. - "Oh," he said, "so you're Conrad, are you? It strikes me the thickness of my skull was lucky for you too. When I look at you I feel it's almost a pity I've enabled you to cheat the hangman."
The man snarled, and the bearded man said quietly:
"He would have run no risk of that."
"Just as you like,"...1922, Agatha Christie, “Chapter 16”, in The Secret Adversary
- Synonyms:
- as you wish
- - So, we'll buy the green one, then?
Prepositional phrase
- To any extent or degree.
- So he walks in, calm as you like, and demands all the money from the till.
- But the weird thing was, there was no working-out at all — just the sum, with that brackety thing with the line on top, and the answer written up above it, tidy as you like.2012, V M Jones, Beyond the Shroud
- Synonyms:
- as you please
as you like meaning in Arabic
as you like in Arabic
- unenthusiastic consent
- كَمَا تُرِيدُ kamā turīdu
Synonyms of as you like
Questions about as you like
- What does as you like mean?
- As you like means expressing unenthusiastic consent.
- What is as you like in Arabic?
- As you like in Arabic is كَمَا تُرِيدُ (kamā turīdu). See As you like meaning in Arabic.
- What part of speech is as you like?
- As you like can be an interjection or a prepositional phrase.
Words near as you like in the dictionary
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