Other Ways to Say “With That Being Said”

The phrase “with that being said” is commonly used to transition between ideas or introduce a contrasting point. Here are several alternative expressions that convey a similar meaning, depending on context and tone.

Formal Alternatives

• Nevertheless
• Nonetheless
• However
• That said
• Be that as it may
• Even so

Neutral or Conversational Alternatives

• Having said that
• Still
• Even though that’s true
• All the same
• On the other hand

Casual or Informal Alternatives

• That being said (slightly more casual than “with that being said”)
• Anyway
• So
• But still
• Just the same

Examples in Sentences

Original Phrase	Alternative	Example Sentence
With that being said	Nevertheless	He didn’t have much experience. Nevertheless, he got the job.
With that being said	Having said that	The plan looks solid. Having said that, we should still prepare for risks.
With that being said	Be that as it may	Be that as it may, we have to follow the protocol.
With that being said	Still	It’s a small detail. Still, it could make a big difference.

Conclusion

Using alternatives to “with that being said” can add variety and tone precision to your writing or speech. Whether you’re aiming for a formal tone or casual flow, these options allow you to tailor your communication effectively.

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