Synonyms for etcetera
ɛtˈsɛt ər ə, -ˈsɛ trəetceter·a

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1. etceteranoun

   Synonyms:
   and so forth, &c., etc

2. etceteranoun

   And the others, and the rest.

   Synonyms:
   and so forth, etc, &c.

3. etceteranoun

   and so on.

   Synonyms:
   and so forth, etc, &c.

4. etceteranoun

   Someone or something extra or superfluous.

   Synonyms:
   &c., and so forth, etc

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1. etceteraadverb

   additional unspecified odds and ends; more of the same

   "his report was full of etceteras"

2. and so forth, and so on, etcetera, etc.adverb

   continuing in the same way

   Synonyms:
   and so on, and so forth, etc.

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1. List of paraphrases for "etcetera":

   etc, ecc, etc.

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How to use etcetera in a sentence?

1. Scott Neal:

   The greater the profit, the greater the benefit that can provided to residents in the form of enhanced public infrastructure and amenities, etcetera, the value proposition of our stores is based more on convenience, selection and exceptional customer service, than it is on low prices.

2. Miguel Torres:

   You can continue to plant tomatoes, beans, etcetera, if temperatures rise, but not the grape varieties we have today, we must find other varieties that are more resistant to high temperatures and drought.

3. Joe Biden:

   It depends on what it does, it's one thing if it's a minor incursion and then we have to end up having to fight about what to do and not do, etcetera.

4. Beau Biden:

   This nation was built on an idea, the only nation in the world built on an idea. Every other nation is built on ethnicity, geography, religion, etcetera. We were built on an idea, the idea of liberty, an opportunity for all.

5. Shinji Nishimoto:

   We would like to understand how the brain works under naturalistic conditions, toward such a goal, we are planning to investigate how various forms of information — vision, semantics, languages, impressions, etcetera — are encoded in the brain by modeling the relationship between our experiences and brain activity. We also aim to investigate how multimodal information is related to achieve semantic activities in the brain. In particular, we will work on generating descriptions about what a person thinks.