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Definitions

for all that

ADVERB

however

Synonyms

STRONGEST

nevertheless nonetheless notwithstanding still yet

STRONG

all the same be that as it may but despite in spite of that just the same regardless

WEAK

after all anyhow howbeit on the other hand per contra though withal without regard to

ADVERB

regardless

Synonyms

STRONGEST

anyway nevertheless

WEAK

against although aside from at any cost but come what may despite distinct from in any case in spite of everything leaving aside no matter what nonetheless notwithstanding without considering without regard to

Antonyms

WEAK

irregardless

ADVERB

still and all

Synonyms

WEAK

after all all the same be that as it may besides but even furthermore howbeit however nevertheless nonetheless notwithstanding though withal yet

ADVERB

though

Synonyms

STRONGEST

nevertheless still

WEAK

after all all the same howbeit nonetheless notwithstanding still and all withal

CONJUNCTION

though

Synonyms

STRONGEST

although even if even though yet

STRONG

despite the fact notwithstanding

WEAK

albeit despite

PREPOSITION

notwithstanding

Synonyms

STRONG

nevertheless nonetheless withal

WEAK

after all against at any rate but despite howbeit in any case in any event in spite of on the other hand regardless of though to the contrary

Example Sentences

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For all that, his impact in big games is immeasurable.

From BBC

"Thank you for all that you have done," she wrote to Ms Pelicot.

From BBC

"I think in moments like these it is really important for us to unite and kind of stand up for one another, for all that's going on and I think that I'm really proud to represent the United States," Kim said.

From Barron's

I fell to my knees and allowed myself to weep for all that was lost: Babci, Father, Mother.

From Literature

For all that, he had good taste, or at least an instinct for what would last.

From The Wall Street Journal

for all that

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