[The Doggfather]

however, nevertheless, spunk, as a result

[Blutooth]

I love the word etcetera. Whenever you use it, it's as though you enter into a mutual respect with the examiner to not insult each others intelligence by discussing further examples.

I could go on about the benefits of walking: it's good for your health et cetera
The counties of England are Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire, et cetera
All the prime numbers are 2,3,5, et cetera

[murraygnr]

Quite prose to overuse "hitherto", "vehemently" and "thus" myself.

[Anna150]

indubitably

[T-Toe]

Im gonna talk bare stuff....

...So lyk dats the end innit. Deuces!

[mc1000]

'Moreover'; 'In particular'; 'primarily'; 'clunge'

[Spaz Man]

"Thus", "Furthemore" and "In addition" as well as "on the other hand".

[himyname]

thus

[_becca]

(Original post by mc1000)
'Moreover'; 'In particular'; 'primarily'; 'clunge'

This made my day, hats off to you

[sicarius1992]

Quasi and Pseudo.

[LETSJaM]

Ostensibly, profound... lovely long words

<3 x

[trustmeoff]

'By and large' at the beginning of the conclusion

[thegodofgod]

I know this isn't English, but in German:

- Die Frage ergibt sich, ob... (The question arises, whether...)
- Es könnte doch argumentiert werden, dass... (It could, however, be argued, that...)
- Die Kehrseite der Medaille ist, dass... (On the other hand...)
- Von vielen wird behauptet, dass... (It is claimed by many, that...)
- Es ist eine Tatsache, dass viel mehr hätte getan werden können. (It is a fact, that much more could have been done.)

[lil-mazie]

'subsequently' who am i kidding never used it before in my life

[thegodofgod]

(Original post by Blutooth)
I love the word etcetera. Whenever you use it, it's as though you enter into a mutual respect with the examiner to not insult each others intelligence by discussing further examples.

I could go on about the benefits of walking: it's good for your health etcetera
The counties of England are Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire, etcetera
All the prime numbers are 2,3,5, etcetera

Isn't 'et cetera' two words?

[Blutooth]

(Original post by thegodofgod)
Isn't 'et cetera' two words?

You are right: from the latin et=and, cetera= the others. Having consulted my dictionary, I think the one word form etcetera is fine too.

[thegodofgod]

(Original post by Blutooth)
You are right: from the latin et=and, cetera= the others. Having consulted my dictionary, I think the one word form etcetera is fine too.

Ah - didn't know the one word form existed

The two word form does certainly sound more posh though

[Blutooth]

(Original post by thegodofgod)
Ah - didn't know the one word form existed

The two word form does certainly sound more posh though

You say etcetera, I say et cetera, you say potato I say potaaaahto. Let's call the whole thing off.

[thegodofgod]

(Original post by Blutooth)
You say etcetera, I say et cetera, you say potato I say potaaaahto. Let's call the whole thing off.

The other way around...

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[robin22391]

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