nevertheless

• Adverbe qui introduit un contraste ou une concession; signifie « malgré cela » ou « pourtant ».

An adverb used to introduce a contrast or concession, meaning "in spite of that" or "however." It signals that the statement that follows will qualify or contradict the previous information.

1. Nevertheless (in spite of that)B2formal

   Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict what has just been said; means 'however' or 'nonetheless'.

   néanmoins (en dépit de cela)

   • The weather was terrible; nevertheless, the concert went on as scheduled.
   • She felt tired, but nevertheless she finished the marathon.
   • The evidence was weak; nevertheless, the jury reached a guilty verdict.

   Synonymesall the sameanywaybuteven sohowevernonethelessnotwithstandingregardlessstillyet

2. Nevertheless (anyway, regardless)B2informal

   Indicates that something is true or will happen despite the previous statement; similar to 'anyhow' or 'anyway'.

   néanmoins (malgré tout)

   • I don't think he likes the idea, but nevertheless he'll attend the meeting.
   • It's expensive, nevertheless I can't resist buying it.
   • She warned us about the risks; nevertheless we proceeded.

   Synonymesanyhowanywayeven sohowevernonethelessnotwithstandingregardlessstillyet