ADVERB

allemal/ˈaləˌmaːl/certainly; definitely; in any case

allemal is a German adverb that means certainly, definitely, or in any case. It is pronounced /ˈaləˌmaːl/.

Definitions

1.certainly; definitely; without a doubt(emphasis, confirmation)

a.used to stress a positive statement or comparison

Das ist allemal besser als gar nichts.—That is certainly better than nothing at all.

2.in any case; anyhow(colloquial, 'in any case')

a.used to express that something holds true under any circumstances

Das lohnt sich allemal.—That is worthwhile in any case.

Frequently asked questions

What does "allemal" mean in English?
"allemal" means certainly, definitely, or in any case. It is a German adverb.
How do you pronounce "allemal"?
"allemal" is pronounced /ˈaləˌmaːl/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What part of speech is "allemal"?
"allemal" is a adverb in German.

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