Common Misspellings for AS REGARDS
- zs regards
- ss regards
- ws regards
- qs regards
- aa regards
- az regards
- ax regards
- ad regards
- ae regards
- aw regards
- as eegards
- as degards
- as fegards
- as tegards
- as 5egards
- as 4egards
- as rwgards
- as rsgards
- as rdgards
- as rrgards
Etymology of AS REGARDS
The phrase "as regards" is a compound preposition formed by combining the word "as", which has Old English origins, and the noun "regard", which comes from the medieval French word "regarder", meaning "to look at". "As regards" originated around the 18th century and is commonly used in English to introduce a topic or in reference to something.
Idioms with the word AS REGARDS
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as regards something
The idiom "as regards something" means in relation to or concerning something. It is often used to introduce or address a specific topic or issue.
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as regards somebody/something
The idiom "as regards somebody/something" means to consider or take into account someone or something, to be concerned with or about someone or something, or to pertain to someone or something in terms of a specific topic or situation. It is commonly used to introduce or specify a particular aspect or aspect of someone or something.
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as regards sth
The idiom "as regards sth" means with respect to or concerning something. It is often used to introduce or refer to a particular topic or subject.
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as regards
The idiom "as regards" is used to introduce a specific topic or point in a conversation, and means "concerning" or "with respect to".
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