From sin (“without”) and embargo (“obstacle, hindrance”).
From sin (“without”) and embargo (“obstacle, hindrance”).
What does sin embargo mean?
“However” or “nevertheless”.
Where is it used?
To introduce a contrast with an earlier statement.
Does it take commas?
Usually yes when inserted into a sentence.
Is it one word?
No, it is written as two words.
Is it formal?
It is neutral and common in speech and writing.