Afterall-After-All | Commonly Confused Words

Afterall

A phrase used to indicate something that is true despite previous statements; in the end, or when everything is considered.

After all the rain, the sun finally came out.She decided to forgive him after all.They made it to the summit, after all the obstacles.

/ˈɑ:ftərɔ:l/

Used to denote something happening despite previous expectations or a reminder of a fact

She decided to go out, after all.They were right, after all was said.After all, life is unpredictable.

This word has no antonyms

Afterall is a misspelling or nonstandard form and is often incorrect in formal writing.
After all is the correct form and is most commonly used in English.
Remember that after all is two words, similar to how it follows all the other words in a sentence.
Use after all to mean in spite of any indications or expectations to the contrary.
Keep in mind that after all clarifies something towards the end of your reasoning or argument.