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I came across のみか in this sentence in 日本語パワードリル, N2文法:

> ネットショップの開設により、国内 **のみか** 海外からも注文が来た。

I've not come across のみか before, but it seems to just mean ['not
only'](https://www.weblio.jp/content/%E3%81%AE%E3%81%BF%E3%81%8B).

Is a specific meaning/nuance or usage for のみか? Is it the same as のみならず, だけでなく,
ばかりか, ばかりでなく, はもちろん, etc.?
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Meaning and usage of のみか (vs. のみならず etc.)
のみか is much less common than any of the phrases you listed as alternatives. I
probably have never used it myself in my entire life, and BCCWJ has less than
20 examples of this のみか. I'm a bit surprised that an N2 level textbook tries
to teach it. It feels literary due to its rarity, but I think there is no
semantic difference between it and ばかりか, etc.
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