conjunction

though

though, although, however

Though it was raining, we went out.

Though it was raining, we went out.

He is nice, though a bit quiet.

He is nice, though a bit quiet.

It was hard work. I enjoyed it, though.

It was hard work. I enjoyed it, though.

Though + [clause], [clause] despite the fact that... Though he was tired, he kept working.

[sentence]. ..., though. (adverb) however; but The food was good. It was expensive, though.

Synonyms: although, despite, however; Antonyms: because, since

From Old English *þēah*. Related to German *doch*.

It introduces a contrast or an unexpected result. It's often a shorter, more informal version of 'although'.

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