In that

usgb/ˈɪn ðət/
conjunction

Used to express a way or a sense under which a thing is considered.

His proposal is interesting, in that it addresses the root of the problem.
Visual representation of "in that" - Used to express a way or a sense under which a thing is considered.

Often appears as...

  • interesting in that
  • unique in that
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Clarifying Cause

Use 'in that' to clarify the specific reason behind a statement or opinion.

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The film was remarkable, in that it used real historical events as its backdrop.
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Highlighting Aspect

'In that' highlights a particular aspect of a subject that supports your point.

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Her approach is effective, in that it considers each student's learning style.
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Structuring Argument

Organize your argument by using 'in that' to connect your main point with a supporting fact.

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The policy is beneficial, in that it reduces environmental impact.
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