Similar words: to some extent, to the detriment of, to the point of, extent, extention, get into the habit of, in the event of, to a lesser extent.
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More similar words: to some extent, to the detriment of, to the point of, extent, extention, get into the habit of, in the event of, to a lesser extent, extend, extended, extension, extenuate, extensive, overextend, extenuating, overextended, to the effect that, to that end, extended family, into the bargain, down to the ground, significant other, born to the purple, intent on, listen to, stentorian, portentous, establishment of, portentously, statement of account.