2012年6月22日 · The Youth of ‘Nonetheless’ But Johnson does not have an entry for nonetheless—and neither do the various Webster’s dictionaries published between 1806 and 1960. In fact, the first Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary to include an entry for nonetheless is the Seventh Edition (1963), with the briefest of definitions: nonetheless adv ...

2021年4月17日 · The words but and nonetheless are not synonymous. They are used differently. But marks the contrast. Nonetheless says even so. So you are saying in effect: Even though she is sad, she is beautiful. There are two similar ways of constructing this idea. She is sad; nonetheless, she is beautiful. She is sad but nonetheless beautiful. The first is ...

2019年6月16日 · "Nonetheless" was once commonly written as "none the less." However, that that is no longer the case is indicated by the Online Etymology Dictionary, which – as @J.R. has noted in a comment – says that "none the less" was "contracted into one word from c. 1930":

2019年3月14日 · Nonetheless and nevertheless (which mean the same, incidentally) are always adverbs, and may appear in many adverb niches: Nevertheless, he passed the exam. (comma optional) He nevertheless passed the exam. He passed the exam nevertheless. Whereas in spite of (equivalent to despite, which falutes slightly higher) is a preposition,

2011年2月28日 · The correct word to use in this situation is nonetheless, although it sounds somewhat awkward to my ear: I want to talk to you nonetheless. A more idiomatic alternative would be to use the word regardless: I want to talk to you regardless. I don't believe that nevertheless is idiomatic here.

2020年9月1日 · I am confused about where to use but, however, nevertheless and nonetheless. The meaning of all words are the same; He works hard. But, he doesn't earn much. He works hard. However, he doesn't earn much. He works hard. Nevertheless, he doesn't earn much. He works hard. Nonetheless, he doesn't earn much. Could anyone clear my doubts, please?

2018年2月21日 · Oxford English Dictionary's first examples on the page for the adverb "nonetheless"/"none the less" actually begin with the word: "1533 Aberdeen Burgh Rec. in A. J. Mill Mediaeval Plays in Scotl. (1927) 144 Nontheles he was ȝeit reddy to except the said office gif the toune [etc.].

2019年6月15日 · "Nonetheless" [one word] is a valid adverb. It means the same as "nevertheless", or "in spite of what has just been said". As an adverb it can be used to modify an entire clause or sentence, and, yes, it sounds fine to put "nonetheless" at the end of a sentence. Merriam-Webster gives two examples of the use of "nonetheless" at the end of a ...

2014年8月27日 · For nonetheless to be useful in your sentence, the second part really has to be in opposition to the first as in I was so down and unmotivated, nonetheless, I clambered on to the chair with the spriteliness of a chimp. Or a preceding sentence is in opposition such as I'd just won the lottery but I was so down and unmotivated nonetheless.

2021年10月26日 · Google dictionary says that "nevertheless" should be used in the first sentence and "nonetheless" should be used in the second one. The meaning of "nonetheless" is given as: in spite of that; nevertheless. Does this mean that both the words can be used interchangeably? For some reason "nonetheless misleading" seems inappropriate.