tuttaˈvia
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Translation
however, nevertheless
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Word origin
A compound of tutta ('all', feminine) and via ('way'), literally 'the whole way', which shifted to mean 'nevertheless'.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- tutta via
Examples
, .
The film was long, however I liked it a lot.
, .
He doesn't have much experience, but he works hard.
, .
However, we must finish this project first.
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