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Bourgeois
A hip young city dweller might reject life in the suburbs as being too bourgeois.
I'll try to reword the above sentence.
A hip young city dweller might reject life in the suburbs because it(=life in the suburbs) is too bourgeois.
In this case, 'as' in the sentence means 'because'?
And if so, Is it(=as being) grammatically ok?
Thank you so much for your help.
Source: word smart
Bourgeois
A hip young city dweller might reject life in the suburbs as being too bourgeois.
I'll try to reword the above sentence.
A hip young city dweller might reject life in the suburbs because it(=life in the suburbs) is too bourgeois.
In this case, 'as' in the sentence means 'because'?
And if so, Is it(=as being) grammatically ok?
Thank you so much for your help.