with that said
Acknowledging the above
With that said introduces a statement that contrasts with or qualifies what came before.
It acknowledges a point while pivoting to a different consideration: The project has risks. With that said, the potential rewards are significant.
Functions like "however" or "nevertheless" but with a more conversational tone.
Also appears as "that said" or "having said that."
- howeverIntroduces a contrasting point
- neverthelessDespite what preceded
- nonethelessDespite what preceded
- stillUnmoving, or continuing
- yetStill, or eventually
but · although · transition · pivot · meanwhile · regardless · anyway · moving on · point taken · to be fair · on the other hand · at the same time · even so · all the same · all things considered · in any case · at any rate · in any event
- conjunctionsand, but, or, for, nor
- transitionstransition, blending, segue, fade, changeover
with that saidmoreover
Word adding information
furthermore · in addition · additionally · what's more · by the same token
with that saidabsolutely
Completely, without exception
precisely · indeed · without reservation · wholeheartedly · period
with that saidto elaborate
Explain in greater depth
in other words · to put it another way · that is to say · specifically · for example