After all meaning in English
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Definition
after all: ultimately, in the end
After all, you only live once, so with this in mind let's get another beer.
- "We live in the information age, after all, and the more people who have access to that information, the better."
- "Maybe you can be promoted to manager after all."
- "You're not such a rookie after all."
- "I'm good in a crisis, after all I used to work the suicide hotline."
- "After all this turmoil and excitement, I needed to sort things out for myself in the comfort of my family home."
- "After all, they invented the French kiss and the French fry, two of the greatest contributions to modern society."
- "Perhaps you're not such an idiot after all – maybe just half an idiot!"
- "This is what most normal corporations do after all."
- "After all, you deserve the best treatment that only a very wealthy sub-section of the population can afford."
- "I've known a lot of men in my life, I am a librarian after all."
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