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The phrase "be as one with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be united or in harmony with something or someone. It is often used in a figurative sense to describe a strong connection or understanding between individuals or ideas. Example: The team of researchers worked together for years, and their minds were as one with their shared goal of discovering a cure for the disease.
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Or, for something a little more unusual, there's even a wooden home from 1977 with full-length windows you'll be as one with nature as possible while still enjoying air conditioning.
I hope someday you will join us, and the world will be as one". With the escalation of bloodshed in the Middle East, so is the escalation of hatred throughout the world.
Unite with your source so be as one with the Truth, the Life and the Way... Acknowledge God's blessing: "The LORD has been mindful of us; He will bless us;" "The LORD has been mindful of us; He will bless us;" so give up hardness.
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It became clear that she resides in a lineage of antic geniuses who can't entirely control their thoughts on stage: Cat Power, James Brown, Mark E. Smith — they are as one with Ms. Hill.
Hear ye this: the lives of our brute fellow creatures are as one with our own.
She is misinterpreted until the precise moment that my detective hero comes to understand that he is as one with her.
And he tells his stories with that inimitable tone that is as one with the story but is also detached and discreet and sensitive and impassive all at once.
We have been established as a nation only when we vowed to be "as one man with one heart".
When we overcome the hatred and commit to be "as one man with one heart," we become a nation, forged in unity and bonding.
The effect is, as one expects with Paint, simple.
And for the first time in recent memory, this event is not being looked as one with two sides to it.
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