neverthemore adverb3 •Anyway; all the same.I do not know exactly why our organization got the name Phi Rho Sigma, but it suits me neverthemore. — 1946 •Even more (a second event compounds the first)Neverthemore, much interest was developed in train-spotting as direct consequence of present experimenting, and much more research needs to be done in this area. — 1987 •Not any more; no longer.For so there is another like Law enacted against wearing of the Irish Apparel, but neverthemore is it observed by any, or executed by them that have the Charge […] — 1763
