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I'm not so sure about the last one. My online American Heritage dictionary
uses "but" as an example of an adversative conjunction, but I don't sense that
"however" is used in the same way.
The same dictionary defines a conjunctive adverb as
A function word that connects two sentences and provides adverbial
emphasis, as _therefore_ in "This intersection is dangerous;
therefore, motorists should approach it slowly."
Any other labels out there?
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