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でもある
Meanings
Verb (irregular)
1. to also be (implies that as well as the earlier stated this is also the case)
である with も; formal, literary
This is my problem too.
2. to be ... or something
Was there some problem or something?
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Conjugations...Used in: 4552
Examples (34 in total)
Was there some problem or something?
It's also somewhat eerie.
I don't belong to anyone.
This is my problem too.
I'm on no one's side.
Has something painful happened to you?
That is also my responsibility.
Deep down, I am angry and also anxious.
I am neither an elementary school student nor a junior high school student.
He is at once honest and kind.
She was at once frank and honest.
Mary is both intelligent and kind.
You are the master of your own destiny.
This is not a request, much less a plea.
She is not only gentle but brave.
He is a doctor and also a novelist.
These animals are very friendly, too.
You're in a good mood today. Did something nice happen?
Besides being a businessman, he is a musician.
Also, back then it was a busy period, with all sorts of things going on.
The new goal was also my sustenance in life.
It's not like I'm doing anything illegal.
Was there something unpleasant at the castle?
May Day is also a festival day for the workers in the world.
This job is easy, but on the other hand it's also boring.
The great statesman and general is still living.
That distance between us, though, was also somewhat comfortable.
Our English teacher is both strict and kind.
He was a famous poet and a competent diplomat.
My friend here is not only a pianist, but also a composer.
But it was also proof that they were still alive in this world.
Having a narrow field of vision also means having many blind spots.
It was her declaration of resolve, and also a kind of vow.
In addition to being a famous physicist, he is a great novelist.