the mixture as before
the mixture as before phrase: used to indicate the same action, situation, or thing etc., as previously.
Phrase
the mixture as before
- Used to indicate the same action, situation, or thing etc., as previously.
Forms of the mixture as before
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Origin of the mixture as before
From the directions of a medical prescription.
Questions about the mixture as before
- What does the mixture as before mean?
- The mixture as before means used to indicate the same action, situation, or thing etc., as previously.
- What part of speech is the mixture as before?
- The mixture as before is a phrase.
Words near the mixture as before in the dictionary
- the measles
- the measure of a man
- the mill cannot grind with water that is past
- the mills of the gods grind slowly
- the mind boggles
- the mixture as before
- the moon on a stick
- the more fool someone
- the more one learns about people, the more one likes one's pet
- the more the merrier
- the more things change, the more they stay the same
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