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Italian word

eppure

and yet, nevertheless, but still

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yet / but

up to a certain time; in addition to

⚠️ The trap

'Eppure' is a conjunction meaning 'and yet/but still'. It has no direct one-word English equivalent and is often mistranslated as just 'but'. Learners should know it expresses contrast or surprise.

To say "up to a certain time; in addition to" in Italian:

eppure

"eppure" in English means:

and yet, nevertheless, but still

Example

"Eppure, non riesco a crederci."

"And yet, I can't believe it."

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