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Term: But of
Description:
"But of" is a common English phrase that is used in various contexts and has multiple meanings. It can function as a prepositional phrase, an adverbial phrase, or be part of a larger sentence.
Senses and Usages:
- Prepositional Phrase:
- Definition: Indicates exception or exclusion.
- Example: She likes all fruits, but of course, bananas are her favorite.
- Adverbial Phrase:
- Definition: Indicates a small or limited amount, or a restriction.
- Example: He could do nothing but offer his support.
- Part of a Sentence:
- Definition: Used in conditional or hypothetical statements.
- Example: But of course, if it rains, we'll have to cancel the picnic.
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