nonetheless
Pronunciation: [ˌnʌnðəˈlɛs]
Word
Context: “contrast”
(adverb) when you want to say 'even so' or 'but still'. It shows that something is true despite what was just said. It's like saying that something unexpected happened, even when things didn't look good.
Example
It was raining heavily; nonetheless, we decided to go for a walk.
Example
He didn't study for the test; nonetheless, he failed to pass it.
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It seems difficult; how can we nonetheless make it work?
Context: “surprise”
(adverb) used to show that you are surprised that something happened, even though it was expected. It means you didn't think it would turn out that way.
Example
She was tired; nonetheless, she finished her project on time.
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They were late for the movie; nonetheless, they missed the beginning.
Example
Will they still join us, nonetheless?
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