however

however
adv
1. nevertheless, howbeit, anyway, anyhow, regardless, in spite of the fact, despite the fact, notwithstanding; no matter what, all or just the same, at any rate, in any case, in any event, at all events; but, still, yet, even so; on the other hand, at the same time; although, albeit, even if, even though.
2. howsoever, to whatever extent, to whatever degree; no matter how, anywise, in any way or respect, in any manner, by any means.
3.(used interrogatively) how, in what manner, in what way, by what means, how under the circumstances. —conj.
4. in whatever way or manner, in whatever state, in whatever condition.

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