that said
But on balance
That said introduces a statement that contrasts with or qualifies what came before, functioning like "however" or "nevertheless." It acknowledges a point while pivoting to a different consideration: The food was mediocre. That said, the service was excellent.
Often appears as "that being said" or "having said that."
- even soConcessive conjunction phrase
- nonethelessDespite what preceded
- howeverIntroduces a contrasting point
- althoughConcessive conjunction
- on the other handPhrase introducing contrast
on the flip side · notwithstanding · at any rate · still · even still · mind you · yet · but · but then · meanwhile · conversely · still and all · anyway · in contrast · all the same · admittedly · granted · then again
- filler phrasesum, uh, like, you know, I mean
- concession phrasesadmittedly, granted, in fairness, then again, mind you
- evasionsno comment, dodge, deflection, hedging, equivocation
- summariessummary, synopsis, summaries, abstract, abstracts
- correctionscorrection, corrections, fix, fixing, rectification
- conjunctionsand, but, or, for, nor
that saidfurthermore
Word adding more points
moreover · in addition · additionally · what's more · on top of that
that saidabsolutely
Completely, without exception
without reservation · unconditionally · unequivocally · unreservedly · wholeheartedly