8 thoughts on “ After All ”

1. Sep 19,  · After all definition is - in spite of considerations or expectations to the contrary: nevertheless. How to use after all in a sentence.

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2. after all 1. In spite of a previous action or situation. Used in this way, it typically emphasizes a change in plans.

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3. After all also means for this reason: "Of course I love her – after all, she’s my sister." (Definition of after all from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Translations of after all.

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4. You also use after all to say that something is true or may be true in spite of what had previously been thought. Perhaps it isn't such a bad village after all. I realised he was telling the truth after all.

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5. Sep 18,  · You use after all when you are saying that something that you thought might not be the case is in fact the case. I came out here on the chance of finding you at home after all. The Social Democrats say they are ready after all to begin talks on joining a .

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6. The phrase ‘after all’ means ultimately, or in the end. “I bought a ticket to the gala, but unfortunately I couldn’t attend after all.” Afterall is a misspelling that happens when people assume it’s a compound word rather than a two-word phrase. Facebook Twitter Google +.

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8. After everything else has been considered, ultimately, as in Mary has final approval of the guest list; after all, it's her wedding. The two usages are pronounced differently, the first giving stress to the word after .

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