adverb

nonetheless

nonetheless, nevertheless

The task was difficult, but he finished it nonetheless.

The task was difficult, but he finished it nonetheless.

It was a small victory, but a victory nonetheless.

It was a small victory, but a victory nonetheless.

nonetheless (adverb) in spite of what has just been said The hike was long; nonetheless, we enjoyed the view.

Synonyms: nevertheless, however, in spite of that; Antonyms: therefore, consequently

A compound of 'none' + 'the' + 'less'. It means 'in spite of that' or 'not any less because of it'.

Break it down: 'none the less'. It means something is true, and a previous statement makes it 'not any less' true.

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