The difference between Apropos and As for
When used as prepositions, apropos means regarding or concerning, whereas as for means regarding.
Apropos is also adverb with the meaning: by the way.
Apropos is also adjective with the meaning: of an appropriate or pertinent nature.
check bellow for the other definitions of Apropos and As for
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Apropos as an adjective:
Of an appropriate or pertinent nature.
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Apropos as an adjective:
by the way, incidental.
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Apropos as a preposition:
Regarding or concerning.
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Apropos as an adverb:
By the way.
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Apropos as an adverb:
Timely; at a good time.
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Apropos as an adverb:
To the purpose; appropriately.
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As for as a preposition:
Regarding; about; concerning.
Examples:
"I can't teach that class today: I'm sick. As for the rest of the teachers, they are still on leave."