withal

An archaic or literary adverb meaning 'in addition,' 'as well,' or 'nevertheless.' It is used to add emphasis or to indicate something that accompanies or qualifies a previous statement. The word is rarely used in modern everyday English, appearing mostly in historical or poetic texts.

• 🇩🇪Veraltetes oder literarisches Adverb mit den Bedeutungen 'außerdem', 'zudem' oder 'dennoch'. Es wird verwendet, um etwas zu verstärken oder auf etwas hinzuweisen, das die vorherige Aussage begleitet oder näher bestimmt.

1. Nevertheless or despite that C2 formal british

   Used to introduce a contrasting point or to indicate that something is true despite what has been said.

   • He was a strict teacher; withal, he was fair.
   • The plan was risky; withal, it was the only option.
   • She was tired; withal, she continued working.

   🇩🇪Dennoch

   Synonyme: all the sameeven sohoweverneverthelessnonethelessnotwithstandingstillyet

2. In addition or together with C2 formal british

   Used to indicate that something is included or accompanies something else.

   • He brought his tools and withal a strong determination.
   • The letter was polite and withal firm in its demands.
   • She offered advice and withal a helping hand.

   🇩🇪Zudem

   Synonyme: additionallyalsobesidesfurthermorelikewisemoreovertoo

• more withal comparative form
• most withal superlative form