whereas — in contrast or comparison with the fact that
Part of speech: CONJUNCTION
Definition: in contrast or comparison with the fact that
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌwɛrˈæz/
Korean meaning: ~인 반면에, ~에 비해
Korean pronunciation: 웨어-애즈 (강세: 애즈)
Example Sentences
- My brother studies all night, whereas I prefer to sleep and wing it on exams.
- Cats are independent creatures, whereas dogs follow their owners everywhere like furry stalkers.
- She loves horror movies, whereas her boyfriend hides behind a pillow during Disney films.
whereas
CONJUNCTION//ˌwɛrˈæz//
in contrast or comparison with the fact that
Used to contrast one statement with another
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Whereas years have passed, tears hold memories that last.
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Origin
From Middle English 'whereas,' combining 'where' (from Old English 'hwær,' meaning 'at what place') with the archaic conjunction 'as,' ultimately derived from Proto-Germanic roots.
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“My brother studies all night, whereas I prefer to sleep and wing it on exams.”
“Cats are independent creatures, whereas dogs follow their owners everywhere like furry stalkers.”
“She loves horror movies, whereas her boyfriend hides behind a pillow during Disney films.”
“The new policy will benefit students, whereas teachers may face additional workload.”
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