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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aside from making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce an exception or to indicate that something is not included in the following statement.
Example: "Aside from making dinner, I also need to clean the house before our guests arrive."
Alternatives: "besides making" or "other than making".
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Aside from making castings, metalworking was largely concerned with forging.
Aside from making money, the main activity is schmoozing.
But what does digital have to do with novels, aside from making them more accessible?
However, aside from making his opponents look stupid, Suarez also looked rather foolish himself this afternoon.
Aside from making you wiser, hanging out with Sharp somehow made you a better human being.
Aside from making a few phone calls and calculations, you'll have to wing it but that's OK.
Brin said of Feynman: Aside from making really big contributions in his own field, he was pretty broad-minded.
Aside from making her miserable, those breakdowns, like her race and her perceived gender, hindered her professional life.
Aside from making you either hungry or jealous, or perhaps both, why am I talking about fancy foodstuffs on a blog about legal information?
Aside from making sure you have registered, refreshing the Glastonbury website until you are taken to the ticketing site is the only way you can buy a ticket.
New Mexico State's Sim Bhullar, aside from making me want to make bad Bueller, Bueller jokes, is really quite something to behold.
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