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View definitions for in which

in which

adverb as in where/wherever

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The fluffy dresses and elaborate dances are about romanticizing a dehumanizing view of women, in which they are male property, whose only value is in being a sex object.

From Salon

That comes from a CNN story in which Trump is described as “having a much different mentality than he did in 2017 and feeling like his popular vote win gives him a mandate as he speaks with world leaders, top aides and allies, business CEOs and his transition team.”

From Slate

All of these infections occurred in farmworkers who came into contact with infected cows or poultry, except one case in Missouri in which health officials could not track the origins of the infection.

From Salon

There are games such as the opening goalless draw with Turkey in which their finishing touches in the final third have fallen short, while October's squandering of a 2-0 lead in Iceland raised questions about game management and their ability to sustain their intensity in the second half.

From BBC

Zuraya Hadad instinctively winces as we watch a video of the incident in which her ribs were broken by a masked man wielding a large stick.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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