SAVING THAT

Definition: Introducing a clause that provides additional information or an exception to what was just stated.

Synonyms: Keeping Aside, Reserving Now, Preserving Then, Setting Apart, Stashing Away

Usage Examples in Sentences

She loves all animals, saving that she is terrified of snakes.

He enjoys playing outdoor games, saving that he dislikes getting dirty.

The weather was beautiful for the picnic, saving that it started raining unexpectedly.

The chef decided to add a pinch of salt to the soup, saving that he preferred his dishes a bit saltier.

Maria enjoys going to the gym every morning, saving that she occasionally takes a day off to rest her muscles.

The team worked diligently to meet the project deadline, saving that unforeseen technical issues caused a slight delay.

Emily usually enjoys romantic comedies, saving that she occasionally indulges in action-packed thrillers.

Tom has a strict daily routine, saving that weekends are reserved for spontaneous adventures.

She decided to go to the party, saving that she had an early meeting the next day.

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The cat was usually friendly, saving that it was hungry.

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She bought the dress, saving that it was on sale.

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The restaurant had a great atmosphere, saving that the service was slow.

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Saving that, he decided to go ahead with the plan.

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He completed the project on time, saving that he had to work late nights.

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The weather was perfect for a picnic, saving that it might rain later.

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She abhors the taste of cilantro in her food, saving that she enjoys it in salsa.

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The road trip was enjoyable, saving that they encountered traffic jams along the way.

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She aced the exam, saving that she had studied diligently for weeks.