BUT AGAIN

Definition: Used to introduce a contrasting or opposing idea, indicating a return to a previous point or argument.

Synonyms: However, Yet, Nonetheless, Still, Nevertheless

Usage Examples in Sentences

She forgot her umbrella at home, but again, it rarely rains in this desert.

Sarah thought she had found the perfect dress, but again, it was too small.

The cat avoided the new scratching post, but again, it preferred the old one.

Jenny wanted to try sushi, but again, she remembered her allergy to seafood.

The flower looked beautiful, but again, it lacked fragrance.

He had promised to finish the project by Friday, but again, unexpected challenges often arise in the world of work.

The novel's ending was somewhat predictable, but again, not every reader seeks surprising plot twists in a story.

The hiking trail was challenging, but again, the breathtaking views along the way made the effort worthwhile.

She promised to be more careful next time, but again, she forgot her keys.

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I tried to convince him to come to the party, but again, he declined the invitation.

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He assured us that he would arrive on time, but again, he was late.

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She insisted that she was innocent, but again, the evidence proved otherwise.

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He promised to quit smoking, but again, he was caught with a cigarette in hand.

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The politician vowed to bring about change, but again, the status quo remained.

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He promised to be more careful, but again, he forgot to lock the door when he left.

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The team had a chance to win the game, but again, they made critical mistakes in the final minutes.

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I attempted to focus on my work, but again, my mind wandered to thoughts of the upcoming vacation.

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The politician claimed to prioritize the needs of the people, but again, his actions spoke otherwise.

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The forecast predicted sunny skies for the weekend, but again, unexpected rain showers spoiled our plans.

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She abhors the taste of cilantro in her food, but again, she always tries to be polite when served.

A: I think our marketing strategy should focus more on social media platforms to reach a younger audience.B: That's a valid point, but again, we shouldn't overlook the potential of traditional advertising methods like print media.A: True, but again, social media allows for more interactive engagement and better tracking of our campaigns' effectiveness.B: You make a good argument. But again, some of our target demographic might still respond better to tangible print advertisements.

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