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Definition of notwithstanding - Reverso English Dictionary
Preposition
in spite ofindicates something happening despite a hindrance
- Notwithstanding the rain, we went for a walk.
Adverb
1.
concessionnevertheless or all the same
- He was tired; notwithstanding, he finished the race.
2.
contrastdespite anything to the contrary
- Notwithstanding the rain, we enjoyed the picnic.
Conjunction
in spite ofshows that something is true despite something else
- Notwithstanding his injury, he played the entire match.
Expressions with notwithstanding
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despite the fact that something happened
Notwithstanding that it was raining, they went for a walk.
section 33 of Canada's Constitution Act allowing laws against certain rights
The government invoked the notwithstanding clause to pass the new law.
Origin of notwithstanding
English, notwithstanding (in spite of)
Examples of notwithstanding in a sentence
Notwithstanding the delay, the project was completed on time. The weather was bad; notwithstanding, they went hiking. Notwithstanding his busy schedule, he attended the meeting. Notwithstanding the late hour, she continued to work. Notwithstanding the rain, the event continued outdoors. The project was completed on time, notwithstanding the delays.
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- French:malgré, néanmoins, ...
- German:trotz, nichtsdestotrotz, ...
- Italian:nonostante, tuttavia, ...
- Spanish:a pesar de, sin embargo, ...
- Portuguese:apesar de, no entanto, ...
- Chinese:尽管, 尽管如此, ...
- Japanese:にもかかわらず, それにもかかわらず, ...
- Arabic:رَغْم, مَعَ ذَلِكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַרְוֹת, לְמַרְוֹת זֹאת, ...
- Russian:несмотря на, тем не менее, ...
- Ukrainian:незважаючи на, тим не менш, ...
- Hindi:के बावजूद, फिर भी, ...
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