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Meanings of though in English

In spite of that.

Despite the fact that.\ [Expression to indicate that something occurs or is done in the opposite way than what is required or sensible.]

Usage of though in English
1
Unfortunately, though not unsurprisingly, the news from Europe does not look good.
The Irish Times
2
Sure, and I've already said, 'Good-bye.' Thanks for answering my question, though.
My Name is Legion
3
There's one major exception to this sea change, though: the holiday season.
Wired
4
All in all, though, a good list that encapsulates a good year.
The Guardian
5
The answer to the question today, though, is surprisingly closer to home.
Independent.ie
6
Many questions still remain though, including whether his announcement effects private schools.
The South African
7
One senior Republican said an agreement could come today, though hurdles remain.
The Irish Times
8
Even though revealing our activities would certainly result in far more harm?
Seven Surrenders
9
Europe certainly beckons for Stuttgart, though -Europe the band, that is.
The Guardian
10
Until the situation is clear, Joseph leads, though he'll be challenged soon.
All together dead
11
Activity fell in Europe, though, after several big bank fundraisings last year.
Reuters
12
Before I finish though, I must clear up one important issue: Scripting.
Wired
13
One particular exchange may not go quite the way you expect though!
The South African
14
Prevention work was crucial though, with serious offenders getting younger, he said.
Radio NZ
15
England continued to attack, though, and looked particularly dangerous down the right.
The Guardian
16
In this case, though, the uncommon circumstances may explain the early action.
Reuters
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