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Definitions of also:

part of speech: adverb

In like manner: further.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To live at home: to lead a quiet home- life: to become a member of a family circle. " I would rather ... see her married to some honest and tenderhearted man, whose love might induce him to domesticate with her, and to live peaceably and pleasingly within his family circle, than to see her mated with a prince of the blood."- Henry Brooke.

part of speech: adverb, conjunction

In like manner; likewise; further, or in addition; too; besides.

Usage examples for also:

The Pitti also is always crowded. "A Wanderer in Florence", E. V. Lucas
They also want to get off. "Complete State of the Union Addresses from 1790 to the Present", Various
She gave herself a great deal of trouble for her friends, but also used them when she wanted anything. "My First Years As A Frenchwoman, 1876-1879", Mary King Waddington

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To lift the voice in song; to utter musical rhythmical sounds; make a shrill or humming noise; as, a flying arrow sings; celebrate some event in verse or poetry; as, he sang of the deeds of Aeneas; to make pleasant, musical sounds; as, the brook sings merrily. ...

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