Introducing an additional statement restricting or modifying the preceding: And yet, but yet, but still, nevertheless, however. Sometimes…

Introducing a finite clause: though it is true that; even though; although. With that.

With finite clause. With that. = albeit, conj. 1a. Obsolete.

not-for-thy: nevertheless.

Of a preventive cause or obstacle. in conjunctional phrases: for all that, for all = notwithstanding (that), although. Now rare in literary use.

With adversative notion. quasi-conj. In spite of what has been stated or conceded; nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet. Sometimes preceded by but, or…