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19 expressions found

in contrast to

Used to show a difference between two things.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
regardless of

Without being affected or influenced by something.

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in spite of

Despite; without being prevented by something.

B1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
despite the fact that

Although it is true that.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
contrary to

Opposite to or different from something.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
contrary to expectations

In a way that is different from what was expected.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
on the contrary

Used to express the opposite of a previous statement.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
in comparison with

When compared to something else.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
compared with

When compared to something else.

B1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
in comparison to

When compared to something else.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
by comparison

When looking at something in relation to something else.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
in the same vein

In a similar manner or style.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
along the same lines

In a similar way or direction.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
in a similar vein

In a similar manner or style.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
regardless of whether

Without being affected by whether something is true or not.

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on the one hand

Used to introduce the first of two contrasting points.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
on the other hand

Used to introduce a point that contrasts with one just made.

B2 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
in contrast

Used to show a difference when comparing two things.

B1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast
contrary to popular belief

Used to introduce a statement that goes against what most people think.

C1 Academic Phrase Comparison & Contrast

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