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Meaning of even if
The primary meaning of "even if" is to indicate a condition or possibility that may affect a statement or situation.
Etymology of even if
The phrase "even if" is a combination of the adverb "even" and the conjunction "if".
"Even" comes from Old English "efen", which is also the source of Modern English "level" and "equal", and has been used since the 9th century to indicate a degree or extent.
"If" comes from Old English "gif", which is also the source of Modern English "give", and has been used since the 9th century to introduce a condition or hypothesis.
Synonyms
although
though
notwithstanding
despite
however
nevertheless
regardless
albeit
even though
in spite of
regardless of
in defiance of
be that as it may
for all that
in case
just in case
granted
supposing
assuming
provided that
providing
admitting
conceding
allowing for
considering
taking into account
with the exception of
barring
excepting
saving
provided
if
in the event that
just in case
come what may
whatever happens
no matter what.
Definitions
- Used to introduce a condition or possibility that may affect a statement or situation, often in a way that contrasts with what is expected.
- Introduces a clause that describes a hypothetical or uncertain situation and its potential consequences.
Usage Examples
- I'll attend the party even if it's raining.
- She'll go to the concert even if she has to go alone.
- He'll eat the cake even if it's not his favorite flavor.
- They'll travel to the beach even if it's a long drive.
- The company will hire new employees even if it means increasing costs.