| | | adverb | 1. Nevertheless; however. |
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 |  | | "I've never been to Spain before; howbeit, I know a lot about the culture." |
| | | "Our time in the Bahamas was relaxing, howbeit too short." |
| | | "Lourdes had never written a haiku; howbeit, her first attempt was impressive." |
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 | | English, late 15th century |
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 | | You can think of "howbeit" as a sort of hybrid of two other words: "however" and "albeit." All three words are synonyms and can be used as conjunctions, but each choice might add a slightly different tone to your statement. ... | | Continue Reading |
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