notwithstanding
Pronunciation: [nɑtˈwɪθˌstændɪŋ]
Word
Context: “contrast”
(preposition) used to show that something is true even though there are other factors that might suggest otherwise. It's like saying 'even with' when you want to acknowledge something but still make a point.
Example
Notwithstanding the rain, the picnic went on as planned.
Example
Notwithstanding her hard work, she did not pass the exam.
Example
Notwithstanding the challenges, are you still going to participate in the event?
Context: “contrast”
(conjunction) used to connect two ideas where one is true despite the other. It's similar to saying 'even though' or 'although'.
Example
He won the game, notwithstanding his injury.
Example
She remained calm, notwithstanding the loud noise from the crowd.
Example
Will you help with the project, notwithstanding your busy schedule?
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