that being said
Despite all that
A transitional phrase that acknowledges what was just stated while pivoting to a contrasting or qualifying point.
It signals that the speaker accepts the previous information but wants to add a complication or exception: The hotel was expensive—that being said, the location was unbeatable.
Often shortened to that said.
Some consider it wordy or overused in formal writing.
Introduces a contrasting point
- nonethelessDespite what preceded
- neverthelessDespite what preceded
- even soConcessive conjunction phrase
- yetStill, or eventually
but · still · although · though · on the other hand · granted · admittedly · notwithstanding
however
Introduces a contrasting point
- nonethelessDespite what preceded
- neverthelessDespite what preceded
- even soConcessive conjunction phrase
yet · but · still · although · though · on the other hand · granted · admittedly · notwithstanding · all the same
- conjunctionsand, but, or, for, nor
- transitionstransition, blending, segue, fade, changeover
that being saidtherefore
For that reason
consequently · thus · hence · as a result · accordingly