1. in addition; besides; moreover
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic
2. despite that; nevertheless
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic

Examples

• The plan was ambitious and, withal, quite expensive.
• She was young, and withal very talented.
• The task was difficult, but withal rewarding.
• He was stern, yet withal fair in his judgments.
• The weather was cold and, withal, quite pleasant.
• The book was long and withal fascinating.