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conj.conj. used to explain how or why something you just said is true. It means 'for the reason that' and helps you be more specific about a comparison or a fact.
conj. used to introduce a clause that explains or limits a preceding statement by providing a specific reason or respect. Often acts as a formal synonym for 'because' or 'inasmuch as', typically identifying a particular point of similarity or difference.
The two paintings are different in that one uses much darker colors.
This car is unique in that it can run on both electricity and solar power.
The new legislation is controversial in that it grants the executive branch sweeping powers without the traditional oversight mechanisms found in neighboring jurisdictions.
Typically follows an adjective or a main clause to provide specific clarification. Used predominantly in formal writing and academic contexts.