Il n'en demeure pas moins que



Example: Il n'en demeure pas moins que ses arguments restent convaincants.

Definition


"Il n'en demeure pas moins que" is a French expression used to concede a point or acknowledge a fact while emphasizing that it does not change the overall situation or conclusion. It means 'nonetheless' or 'nevertheless,' indicating that something remains true despite other considerations.

Translations


  • Nevertheless
  • No deja de ser cierto que
  • Dat neemt niet weg dat
  • No deixa de ser cert que
  • Nichtsdestotrotz bleibt festzuhalten

Etymology


The expression "Il n'en demeure pas moins que" literally translates to 'it does not remain less that.' It originates from old French usage where 'demeurer' meant 'to remain' or 'to stay.' The phrase combines this with negation and a relative pronoun to express that something remains true regardless of other factors. Did you know? This phrase is often used in formal or written French to transition between ideas.

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