might just as well
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› If you might just as well do something, there are no reasons not to do it: For the little extra it'll cost, we might just as well stay for another night.Words and phrases expressing agreement and acceptance
(Definition of might just as well from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- amen to that idiom
- as you wish/like idiom
- beggars can't be choosers idiom
- couldn't agree/disagree more idiom
- done! idiom
- fair adjective (RIGHT)
- good adjective (SATISFACTION)
- hear, hear! idiom
- I know idiom
- I wouldn't say no idiom
- isn't it/aren't they just? idiom
- no problemo exclamation
- of course idiom
- okey-doke exclamation
- quite adverb
- right exclamation (AGREEMENT)
- say the word idiom
- ten-four exclamation
- touché exclamation
- yeh adverb
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