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View definitions for though

though

adverb as in however

conjunction as in in spite of the fact that

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This is his first time testifying in court, even though he has undergone multiple trials since 2020 - all widely seen as politically motivated.

From BBC

Most schools have been shut and people have been advised to stay indoors - though those whose livelihoods depend on working outdoors can’t afford to do so.

From BBC

Despite these setbacks, India’s tour went ahead, though a weakened India faced Australia without four of its leading players and lost the series 4-0.

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It is particularly necessary in patients who present with both syringomyelia and headaches, though some patients continue to experience effects despite surgery.

Col Yevgeny Sasyko, a former head of strategic communications with Ukraine’s general staff, said Russia places “powerful jaws” around the flanks of a city that slowly “grind though” defences until they collapse.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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