though

Speech parts

1. though - Adverb

2. though - Conjunction

Meaning

Granting, admitting, or supposing that; notwithstanding that; if.

However; nevertheless; notwithstanding; -- used in familiar language, and in the middle or at the end of a sentence.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

nevertheless anyhow still although yet nonetheless anyway all the same even so even though however meanwhile moreover but while
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Antonyms

consequently furthermore wherefore thence then thus
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Phrases with the word

though but what though just as though almost as though act as though though nearly latent now

Examples

it might be unpleasant, though Source: Internet

A 2015 suggested that hundreds of individuals with links to jihadist groups could be in the country, though where they are today is anybody’s guess. Source: Internet

A 42-year-old Medford man told the Herald he received one of the mysterious calls today, even though he voted weeks ago. Source: Internet

A Bootlegger gin is next on the list, Brnadic says, to be followed by white rum, even though he will have to compete with the giant Bacardi label. Source: Internet

Abdullah, though, has always been a friend of racing since he started owning horses in the late 1970s. Source: Internet

Abayomi said though Lagos and Kano have the same demographic, Lagos was recording more cases of covid-19 because it was doing more testing than Kano. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

thou are thou-shalt-not thoub though but though I say so myself though nearly latent now