even still

All the same

Even still is an emphatic way of saying "nevertheless" or "even so," often heard in speech but considered redundant by some since both words convey persistence against expectation.

It typically introduces a contrasting point: I know she apologized, but even still, I'm upset.

The phrase adds emotional weight, suggesting the speaker finds the contrast particularly striking.

Related

persisting · notwithstanding · regardless · all the same · however · but · continuing · despite · at any rate · altogether · be that as it may · in any case · all things considered · remaining · ongoing · perseveringly · just the same · sustained

Opposites
logical consequence

even stilltherefore

For that reason

thus · consequently · hence · so · as a result

conclusiveness

even stillfinally

At the end

at last · no longer · not anymore · no more

concession vs. confirmation

even stillindeed

Word affirming emphasis

in fact · as expected · unsurprisingly · predictably · sure enough

Family

even, still, evenly, evenness, uneven, unevenly, unevenness, evener, stills

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G