might as well

The phrase "might as well" is used to suggest that a particular action is reasonable or practical given the circumstances.

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Definition

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(informal)Suggests doing something because there is no better alternative or it seems practical.

Example

  • If you're going to the store, you might as well buy some milk.

B2General

(informal)Indicates that an action is reasonable or logical in the given circumstances.

Example

  • Since it's raining, we might as well stay indoors.

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(informal)Expresses resignation or acceptance, implying no significant negative consequences.

Example

  • The movie has already started, so we might as well go in.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "might as well":

just as wellby all meansas well