All the same
All the same adverb - Despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession).
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Synonyms for All the same
Tiresome and all the same are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tiresome" instead an adjective phrase "All the same".
Tiresome
Tiresome adjective - Causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest.
All the same and tiresome are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All the same" instead an adjective "Tiresome".
Nearby Words: tired, tiresomeness
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Related pairs
- soporific and all the same
- soporific and tiresome
- dull and all the same
- dull and tiresome
- wearisome and all the same
- wearisome and tiresome
- monotonous and all the same
- monotonous and tiresome
- humdrum and all the same
- humdrum and tiresome
- boring and all the same
- boring and tiresome
- tedious and all the same
- tedious and tiresome
Both terms in one sentence
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Hetty Henrietta Maria can be a bit tiresome, but she's loved all the same, even by Rupe and Jamie (although with some rolling of eyes).
Source: Literature / Village Tales -
His friends find it tiresome, but a valuable skill all the same.Apprentice: [aside, bemused] Of all the things to specialize in — worrying as a sideline!
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