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despite

[dih-spahyt] / dɪˈspaɪt /


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He had over $40,000 in debt and, despite making monthly payments on nearly maxed-out credit cards, he barely covered the monthly interest.

From The Wall Street Journal

Consumer packaged goods—from food to cleaning products—have been mostly overlooked thus far despite typically serving as a refuge during periods of market stress.

From The Wall Street Journal

A hint of farce came when the scorecard malfunctioned, showing Wood to be batting despite being in hospital at the time.

From BBC

Ben Stokes said he "absolutely" wants to remain England captain despite losing the Ashes series in Australia in just three Tests.

From BBC

There was always suspicion, even derision, in this country of England's style of play, despite a 2-2 draw in the UK two years ago.

From BBC