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But to all

🇬🇧 UK //bʌt tə ɔːl// 🇺🇸 US //bʌt tu ɔl//

Meaning of But to all

Used to indicate an exception to a preceding statement, highlighting contrast.

In simple words: An expression used to introduce a contradiction or contrast.

But to all in a sentence

• But to all who doubted, we proved them wrong.
• The team struggled; but to all, they did their best.
• But to all who listened, the advice was clear.
• But to all those affected, we offered our support.
• He faced criticism; but to all, he stood firm.

How to use But to all

Used to emphasize a contrasting idea; suitable for formal writing but also common in conversations.

Grammar pattern

phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'but' as a door opening to another idea, contrasting the first.

Related words

Collocations with But to all

• but to all who
• but to all people
• but to all friends

Synonyms for But to all

• however
• nevertheless
• yet
• on the other hand

Common mistakes with But to all

• Used incorrectly as a conjunction instead of an expression.
• Confused with similar phrases like 'but for all'.

Frequently asked questions about But to all

What does But to all mean?

An expression used to introduce a contradiction or contrast.

What is the definition of But to all?

Used to indicate an exception to a preceding statement, highlighting contrast.

How do you use But to all in a sentence?

But to all who doubted, we proved them wrong.

Can you give another example of But to all?

The team struggled; but to all, they did their best.

What are synonyms for But to all?

Common alternatives include however, nevertheless, yet, on the other hand.

What words go with But to all?

It commonly pairs with but to all who, but to all people, but to all friends.

What are common mistakes when using But to all?

Used incorrectly as a conjunction instead of an expression. Confused with similar phrases like 'but for all'.

How do you pronounce But to all?

US: //bʌt tu ɔl//, UK: //bʌt tə ɔːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use But to all?

Used to emphasize a contrasting idea; suitable for formal writing but also common in conversations.