conjunction

granted

admittedly, it is true

Granted, the house is old, but it is beautiful.

Granted, the house is old, but it is beautiful.

He is a bit slow, granted, but he is very reliable.

He is a bit slow, granted, but he is very reliable.

((clause)) used to admit that sth. is true before making another, often contrasting, point Granted, the house is old, but it is beautiful.

Synonyms: admittedly, certainly, of course

From the past participle of the verb 'to grant', used to mean 'it is granted/admitted that...'.

It's a way to concede a small point to make your main argument stronger. 'Granted, it's expensive, but it will last forever.'

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