Après tout
Example: Après tout, il ne pleut plus, nous pouvons sortir.
Definition
"Après tout" is a French expression used to indicate reconsideration or a conclusion that something is true despite previous doubts. It can be translated as 'after all,' suggesting that, in the end, the stated fact or reason is valid or relevant.
Etymology
The phrase "Après tout" comes from French, where 'après' means 'after' and 'tout' means 'all' or 'everything.' Together, they convey the idea of something happening 'after all' considerations. Did you know? This expression is commonly used in everyday French to soften statements or introduce a reason that might have been overlooked.
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