Tho is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THO in dictionary:

VERB:
• Then.
NOUN:
• Those.
• a branch of the Tai languages
CONJUNCTION:
• Though.
• despite the fact that; although.
ADJECTIVE:
• (Spenser) those
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• though
• short forthough

Words related to THO

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Words that contain THO

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How to use THO in a sentence

• By this means you will relieve the Innocent from an Insult which there is no Law to punish, tho it is a greater Offence than many which are within the Cognizance of Justice.
• We are told, that the Spartans, tho they punished Theft in their young Men when it was discovered, looked upon it as Honourable if it succeeded.
• Before I proceed to give you the particulars of my journey to this place, I shall fulfil tho promise I made you in my last.
• When they were come to tho town of Bechelaren, the host full lovingly bade lodge his fellowship and ease them well.
• But what most strikes the eye of the traveler at Blois is an old, tho still unfinished, castle.
• First, in this respect, that tho a new life, it is, nevertheless, the life of the same man, and in the closest connection with his former life.
• We turn away from the consolation to be derived from believing that tho we know not the connections and results of holy providence, our Lord Jesus knows them perfectly.
• It is growing more beautiful, tho you see it not, and every touch of temptation may add to its perfection.
• Oh, you good people, you do love your church, but often think and act as tho the presence of Christ can be found nowhere else.
• This was a very different matter, and, after long debate, was defeated by the vote of the Assistants, tho the Deputies passed it.
• But tho our own annals give us so scanty an account of the reception of the two Cabots, the want is to some extent supplied from a foreign source.
• Tho tints chiefly employed by the Babylonians in their colored representations were white, blue, yellow, brown, and black.
• The same important news is read, tho in different languages, the same day in all Christendom.
• His speeches were fine, no doubt, even tho they were not in keeping with that special kind of play when it had been alive.
• He feels the fascination of this chance and he lays hold of it firmly, even tho he has a haunting fear of failure, absent from the easy, daily exercise of his professional skill.
• The smallest of the theaters is said to have been comic, tho I should doubt.
• The decision to purchase each article is announced slowly and as tho it were the only thing desired.
• Tho his squad-fellows were almost overcome with fatigue, he was always sorry when the drill came to an end.
• If any one come to Speak to you while you are Sitting Stand up tho he be your Inferiour, and when you Present Seats let it be to every one according to his Degree.
• Tho conflict is coming sooner or later and we shall gain nothing by asking as favours of them what are really our rights.
• The French, tho the civilest of peaple, yet be seweral experiences we may find them the most barbarous.
• Tho property meant originally and essentially the intangible right to a thing, the word came to be applied also to the object of the right.
• In principle this objection is sound, tho experience may show that this evil has been practically remedied by other features of the Federal Reserve Act.
• This cannot fail to affect the general level of prices in both countries, tho this is brought about often only in indirect and gradual ways.
• Similar grants, tho not so large, have been made to other industries.
• Its two banks were lost in the twilight, and tho its roaring was loud, still there was tranquillity.
• Napoleon had given orders that it should not be blown up till the Poles had all passed over as the river, tho narrow, is quite deep and the banks are steep.
• Yet, tho this picture is a miracle of art, the first glance filled me with disappointment.

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