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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at once however" is not correct as it stands and may cause confusion in written English.
It can be used to indicate a contrast or a shift in thought, but it typically requires additional punctuation or restructuring for clarity.
Example: "The project was challenging; at once, however, it proved to be rewarding."
Alternatives: "immediately, yet" or "simultaneously, however".
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The limitations do not expire at once, however.
Suspicions are raised at once, however, by Glass's opening voice-over.
Almost at once, however, the astonishing prodigy Évariste Galois burst upon the Parisian mathematical scene.
Almost at once, however, in the aftermath of the Napoleonic wars, an independence movement gathered pace.
Coming all at once, however, a cloud looms over the entire industry, making it vulnerable to complete collapse.
To see more than 100 paintings at once, however, is to see the idiom stretched too far.
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At least once, however, the threat of encountering resistance influenced an alleged school shooter's plan.
(Well, we would suggest launching the app at least once, however, so you can give it permission to access your location and send you push notifications. ).
(At least once, however, it was a hockey team!) The dreams usually involve feelings of surprise and excitement about going there, combined -- God knows why -- with a nagging awareness that I have delayed doing so and that I'd better hurry and get there before the park closes again.
Most women accessed remote health services at least once, however few had documented postnatal care [ 16].
In Zambia, about 90% of pregnant women will attend antenatal clinic at least once, however less than 50% return to deliver in the health facility [ 7].
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