regard
- noun
- /rɪˈɡɑrd/
- In this regard, the committee must consider the impact of climate change on future policies.
- particularly with regard to
- especially with regard to
- specifically with regard to
This is the truth with regard to all media creation.
- This is the truth with regard to all media creation.
- Let's hear more and I'm calling in regard to the man cities.
- So in that regard, it's it's not a bad choice.
- But what does it mean with regard to therapy?
- That same success has not come with regard to the treatment of women.
- So she was in that regard, extremely successful.
- Make time to put yourself first because in that regard, you, you fill your own tank.
- But it may be time to change your mindset in regards to these things.
- I mean, the industry was, was and still is in, in many regards a white industry.
- What what are you doing in New Orleans with regard to representing people in capital cases?
Examples
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And in that regard you have certainly succeeded.
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What expectations might students have in regard to the use of technology within the classroom?
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So in that regard, it's it's not a bad choice.
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In this regard, I brought the text with me.
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In that regard, I am proud to be an American.
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And if any of you out there have any information with regard to this man.
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This is the truth with regard to all media creation.
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Some countries do the opposite of the US with regard to the way the poor are educated.
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And here is the structural problem with regard to contractual risks.
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The findings suggested that the IB-SP was successful with regard to teaching tolerance and understanding of diversity.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
A particular part or detail of something
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Regard comes from Old French re- 'again' and garder 'to watch or keep', and it was used to point to a particular thing to look at or think about. So when we say 'in this regard' we mean 'about this specific point' or 'in this respect'.