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Andre Delicata Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Meantime and Meanwhile

What is the difference in meaning and usage of the two?
  

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'Meantime' must be included in the phrase 'in the meantime'.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Meantime' must be included in the phrase 'in the meantime'.
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'Meantime' must be included in the phrase 'in the meantime'.
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Do they mean the same thing otherwise?
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Yes, as far as I can think them through without context.
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