Adverb. See entries 1-4, in particular, item 4 fits your sentence. s=t
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park sang joon"She sang as promised" in the dictionary, I think 'as' is a conjunction and "she was" is omitted after 'as'; am I wholly wrong?It is a plausible analysis.
park sang joonIf we treat 'as' as the adverb in my example, does 'meaningful' modify 'life'?That is probably what the lexicographers would say, eg. ...it is not enough to experience a meaningful life...
park sang joonI think I can rephrase the above sentence like the following:For us to be happy, it is not enough to experience life which is meaningful on the general level of the big picture.Your rephrasing changed the meaning.
park sang joonI am having such a difficult time in understanding the usages of 'as' for a while, so please pardon me.I think one of the difficulties is that you're trying to rephrase your "as" sentences by inserting extra words, or by replacing "as" with something else, which actually seems quite hard to do. You seem to feel that there are words omitted, but
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Couldn't I treat 'as' as a preposition, so couldn't I rephrase the above sentence as follows?
For us to be happy, it is not enough to experience life as meaningful on the general level of the big picture.