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being as

being as conjunction: considering the fact that; since; given that.

Conjunction

being as

  1. (informal, nonstandard, possibly) Considering the fact that; since; given that.
    • Being as you're so clever, why don't you fix it yourself?
    • My mother is poorly, being as how she has a touch of the rheumatics in the leg.
    Synonyms:
    as, because, seeing that

Synonyms of being as

Questions about being as

What does being as mean?
Being as means considering the fact that; since; given that.
What part of speech is being as?
Being as is a conjunction.

Words near being as in the dictionary

  1. being aces with
  2. being ages with
  3. being all about
  4. being along
  5. being around
  6. being as
  7. being at the plague
  8. being awake
  9. being bored
  10. being born
  11. being cruel to be kind

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