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tamen is a Latin Adverb that primarily means nevertheless.
Adverb
nevertheless, still
Adverb
(without introduction by concessive particle or sim.). In spite of what has been said, all the same, nevertheless. (b) (after a rel. cl.; after a temporal cl.).
(preceded by a copulative or adversative conjunction): (a) (by et, atque, or ac). (b) (by neque, nec). (c) (by at, sed, uerum).
Cum dōna iūcunda tulissent, potuī tamen īnsidiās eōrum cognōscere.Compare Although they had brought pleasing gifts, I was able nevertheless to recognize their treachery.
Cum mīlitēs nostrī hostēs vicissent, tamen eīs multa beneficia obtulērunt.Compare Although our soldiers had conquered the enemy, nevertheless they offered them many kindnesses.
Cum lībertātem lēgēsque cōnservāre vērē vellent, tamen scelera tyrannī diūtissimē ferenda erant.Compare Although they truly wanted to preserve their liberty and laws, nevertheless the crimes of the tyrant had to be endured very long.
Cum vōs cōnsiliō malō ūsōs esse arbitrārētur, tamen vōbīscum līberē locūtus est.Compare Although he thought that you had used a bad plan, nevertheless he spoke with you freely.
Cum hoc scīret, tamen mīlitēs mīsit.Compare Although he knew this, nevertheless he sent the soldiers.
Tamen nihilum minus sui superior suus iudicium consto puto oportet.Compare Still they thought that they ought no less to abide by their own former decisions.
Ego navis paro: tuus litterae tamen exspecto.Compare I have got a ship ready: nevertheless I am waiting for a letter from you.
Is sum unicus spectator caelum sidusque; mirabilis tamen inventor ac machinator bellicus tormentum.Compare He was a noted observer of the heavens and stars; yet a stil more wonderful inventor and constructor of warlike engines.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
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