However is conjunctive phrase whose meaning refers to a situation of opposition to one another idea presented, but that does not prevent its implementation. It is synonymous with "despite", "however", "Yet", "notwithstanding", "notwithstanding".
"Nevertheless" is usually used to express that a given situation happened in a way contrary to what was expected; something that should have happened one way, but for some reason happened another.
The phrase "nevertheless" is part of conjunctions with an adversative or concessive value and has the same meaning as "but", "however", "however", "in the meantime", etc. Its identification is often made according to the context in which the phrase is used.
"Nevertheless" has the same meaning as "nevertheless". It is a term often used in legal texts.
In English, the phrase "nevertheless" can be translated by several words, including, notwithstanding, in spite of or despite. Ex: Notwithstanding the heavy rain, we are still going to play soccer. - Despite the heavy rain, we are going to play football.
Examples of sentences with the phrase "nevertheless"
1. "He drove at a speed above the one allowed by law, however, he didn't make it on time."
2. "Despite the arguments presented by the group of employees, the boss went ahead with his plan."
3. "There are frequent warnings of danger to excessive sun exposure, however, people still do not have the necessary care to avoid diseases."
4. "Despite his father's harsh words, he still didn't look for a job."
