Another Word For Nevertheless

Meaning

The word "nevertheless" is a conjunctive adverb used to indicate a contrast with what has just been mentioned. It signifies that despite other considerations or facts, the statement that follows is still true or relevant. Essentially, it means "in spite of that" or "nonetheless."

Synonyms

• Nonetheless
• However
• Still
• Yet
• Even so

Antonyms

• Therefore
• Hence
• Consequently
• Thus
• Accordingly

Etymology

The word "nevertheless" comes from the combination of "never," "the," and "less," which means "not any less." Its first known usage dates back to the late 14th century.

Examples

1. The weather was terrible; nevertheless, we decided to go for a hike.
2. She was tired; nevertheless, she finished her project on time.
3. The team lost the game; nevertheless, they were proud of their effort.
4. He didn’t have the necessary qualifications; nevertheless, he was hired for the position.
5. The book received mixed reviews; nevertheless, it became a bestseller.