still and all



(but) still and all

despite that Her performance wasn't that original but still and all, the audience was really impressed.
See also: all, and, still

still and all

Nevertheless, all the same, as in But still and all, trekking in Nepal is an expensive undertaking. Although critics believe this idiom is an unnecessarily long form of the adverb still, it has been used since the early 1800s and remains current.
See also: all, and, still

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mbali-Southern African, Zulu
MellanMEL-anIrish
Leutgard-Ancient Germanic
Granville['grænvil]
Mailys-French
Matheus-Portuguese (Brazilian)