just as well
The phrase "just as well" is often used to express that a situation turned out to be beneficial or acceptable, often contrary to initial expectations.
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Definition
B2General
(informal)Indicating that an outcome is fortunate or beneficial, often contrary to what was initially expected.
Example
- It's just as well you didn't go to the party; there was a fight.
- She missed the bus, but it's just as well because it broke down.
B2General
(informal)Expressing that a situation is equally good or acceptable.
Example
- It's just as well that you called ahead; they were about to close.
- He didn't get the job, but it's just as well since he found a better one.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "just as well":
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