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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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He is scheduled to appear in court Monday morning, though prosecutors have yet to formally file murder charges in the case.

The understanding we’re left with, though, is this peace is temporary.

From Salon

I wonder, though, why previous improvement projects have not addressed the lack of handrails on the stairways to the seats.

Now is the time to reclaim it, he declares, even though many of the people he's speaking to are probably foreigners who were captured by slave traders or as prisoners of war.

From Salon

Some came out in support of Yoon, though they were drowned out by angry mobs.

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

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