jednak

absolutely

actually

almost

apparently

approximately

especially

We can keep the agreed deadline if we reduce the scope; retaining both requirements would, however, require additional resources.

The adaptation moves the conflict into the present while preserving the relationships between the characters; a similar plot does not, however, imply identical social implications.

I am not claiming that the counterexample refutes the entire conception; it does, however, suffice to challenge the claim that it admits no exceptions.

My 'wonderful' was an ironic reference to yet another change of plan; in a written reply without context, however, it may have sounded like sincere approval.

When I say 'we did agree on a date, after all', I appeal to presumed shared knowledge; the other person may not, however, share my understanding of that conversation.

When a character says they are reading an author, the name may refer to that author's work; without further context, however, we cannot tell whether this means one work or much of the oeuvre.