Withal
Pronunciation: /ˈwɪðəl/
Withal (adverb)
- Used to add something to what has been said.
- Used to mean 'despite that' or 'however'.
Examples
- She is talented and, withal, very humble.
- The meal was delicious and, withal, quite affordable.
Common collocations: talented and, withal, humble, delicious and, withal, affordable, difficult; withal, completed, raining; withal, decided