Adverb
afterall (not comparable)
Misspelling of after all.
Afterall, humans understand nuance and can conceptualize a wide variety of outcomes. Source: Internet
Afterall, it was only in the course of such exercise that the gory details of how 347 corpses were given mass burial in a single grave on the night of 14th December 2015 emerged. Source: Internet
Afterall, the Constitution stipulates a maximum of 180 days and minimum of 61 days for the legislators to sit in a year. Source: Internet
Afterall, she is Miss Americana. Source: Internet
Meanwhile the UWI and Vere United who are heavily favoured to be relegated, could afterall be given another season in the league which could see a situation where no team is relegated this season. Source: Internet
Gratifying without being too overwhelming (this is lunch afterall), conveniently located but not too much of a scene (Aside: If however in the mood for that sorta thing, the mid-day people-watching at are hard to beat). Source: Internet