What is another word for though?
Pronunciation:
[ ðˈə͡ʊ], [ ðˈəʊ], [ ð_ˈəʊ]
Related words: though meaning, though sentence, though in french, though sentence in french, though meaning in french, though in spanish
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Similar words for though:
- however (adverb)
- all (adverb)
- still and all (adverb)
- notwithstanding (adverb, preposition)
- although (conjunction)
- still (conjunction)
- whereas (conjunction)
- notwithstanding (preposition)
- although
- despite
- noun
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- other relevant words (conjunction)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (preposition)
Synonyms for Though:
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adv.
• however • all • still and all -
adv. & prep.
• notwithstanding -
conj.
• although • still • whereas -
prep.
• notwithstanding Other synonyms:
- Whereas .
Other relevant words:
• although
• despite
• noun
- Admitting ,
- Allowing ,
- Altho ,
- During ,
- Howbeit ,
- Howsoever ,
- If ,
- Mauger ,
- Nathless ,
- Provided ,
- Supposing ,
- Unless ,
- Whilst ,
- according as ,
- admitting that ,
- after all ,
- again ,
- all the same ,
- allowing that ,
- also ,
- anyhow ,
- anyway ,
- as ,
- as it were ,
- as though ,
- at all events ,
- at any rate ,
- average ,
- case ,
- cause ,
- certainly ,
- character ,
- come what may ,
- conceding that ,
- conditionally ,
- congresswoman ,
- contrarily ,
- conversely ,
- design ,
- despite ,
- despite the fact ,
- drill ,
- employment ,
- even ,
- even if ,
- even so ,
- even supposing ,
- even though ,
- event ,
- exactly ,
- example ,
- exemplification ,
- exercise ,
- for all ,
- for all that ,
- framework ,
- further ,
- granted ,
- granting that ,
- guide ,
- hand ,
- illustration ,
- in all events ,
- in any case ,
- in any event ,
- in consideration ,
- in return ,
- in spite of ,
- indeed ,
- instance ,
- inversely ,
- just the same ,
- model ,
- more ,
- much as ,
- no matter what ,
- none the less ,
- nonetheless ,
- notwithstanding that ,
- oppositely ,
- or ,
- paradigm ,
- pattern ,
- per contra ,
- precedent ,
- prototype ,
- provided that ,
- rather ,
- regardless ,
- sample ,
- somehow ,
- still and all ,
- subordinating conjunction ,
- supposing that ,
- then again ,
- theoretically ,
- tho ,
- tho' ,
- too ,
- when ,
- withal .
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How to use "Though" in context?
Though English has many verbs, there are just a few that always require a "though" after them. These are the verbs that typically require a "though" to indicate that a sentence is not a fact but an opinion, suggestion, or conjecture: "though," "though not," "thoughts," and "though I may." Here are a few examples:
Though he may be a little eccentric, he's one of the most intelligent people I know.
Though she may seem cold, she's actually very sensitive.
Though you may think I'm being unreasonable, I want what's best for you.
Paraphrases for Though:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Reverse Entailment
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
although.
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Proper noun, singular
although.
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
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Independent
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Adverb
admittedly, anyway, best, but, conversely, instead, nonetheless, only, quite, rather, still, then, unfortunately, Whilst.
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Adverb
Homophones for Though:
- tho.
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