For all that
If not and for all that are semantically related. In some cases you can use "If not" instead a conjunction phrase "For all that".
If not
If not adverb - Perhaps; indicating possibility of being more remarkable (greater or better or sooner) than.
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Synonyms for If not
For all that and if not are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "For all that" instead a conjunction phrase "If not".
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Related pairs
- still and for all that
- still and if not
- excluding and for all that
- excluding and if not
- apart from and for all that
- apart from and if not
- over and above and for all that
- over and above and if not
- while and for all that
- while and if not
- but and for all that
- but and if not
- besides and for all that
- besides and if not
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- If not, there may be a surprise twist which leaves the character with something after all, perhaps something that couldn't be had for All That Glitters.
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Even more - they hang heavy lampshades on the fact that, before he was turned into a Human Popsicle, his "tame the wilderness" mentality was pretty consistent with the values of his time, and you'd probably think he wasn't such a bad guy if not for all that spice trafficking he's doing.
Source: Franchise / Sly Cooper
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