Though is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THOUGH in dictionary:

VERB:
• However; nevertheless; notwithstanding; -- used in familiar language, and in the middle or at the end of a sentence.
CONJUNCTION:
• despite the fact that
• despite the fact that; although
• even if (introducing a possibility)
• however; but (introducing something opposed to or qualifying what has just been said)
• Granting, admitting, or supposing that; notwithstanding that; if.
ADVERB:
• however (indicating that a factor qualifies or imposes restrictions on what was said previously)
• (postpositive) however
• nevertheless

Words related to THOUGH

nevertheless18 tho6

Words that contain THOUGH

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How to use THOUGH in a sentence

• Jack led the way, though, of course, Tom would have been just as competent a guide, since this was also his home town.
• There was little talk while the feast went on, though many and curious were the glances stolen at the son of Bask-Wah-Wan.
• But though he was glad to be no more a disgrace to his family, it cannot be said that he enjoyed the size of his feet very much on his own account.
• The rest of the party soon sought their beds, though lamps were burning in the chambers of the two old nobles to a late hour of the night.
• I was well grown before I wore a suit which was not of her cutting and making, though sometimes she was obliged to have in a sewing-woman for the light work.
• An English naval captain happened on the island, and thought himself the first white man there, though the Spanish claim its discovery.
• The settlement of Tennessee was parallel, though subsequent, to that of the Shenandoah and Kentucky.
• I saw a small woman, neat in a gown of the Directory, it seemed to me, though of course not so pronounced, brought by apparent accident in contact with the big, blazing creature.
• It was as though a violinist had lost a hand, a popular preacher his voice.
• I cannot enough, my dear Temple, thank you for your last, though it destroys my air-built scheme of happiness.
• Though all the world should forget him she would not.
• Only we reckon it usually not by the ton, but by the acre, though the acre is worth most where the mud lies deepest.
• And, besides, such an arrangement, though at first agreed upon, seems to me now to have a flavor of a bargain which is unbecoming to both of us.
• It woke in her a shocked repugnance, as though something had been revealed to her that she had no right to see.
• We were all as gloomy at supper as though we were deadly enemies.
• All listened attentively, though a disturbance was feared.
• On the whole, even though his music touches us only superficially it rarely fails to awaken some gratitude for its elegance.
• But this mission, though subsisting for some years longer, hardly affords many more events.
• Though their faith in creeds was small, their faith in mankind was great.
• I cannot say that his description of them, though more demonstrative as far as regarded his own horror of them, was really worse than that which Mr.
• There is something, though, you must grant us, a heritage peculiarly ours.
• Exhausting though the struggle had been, its duration was short, so that he soon recovered his wonted strength.
• Reddy was especially fond of him, though he also liked all of the other chums.
• He followed the clear Father-voice, though the road led straight across the regular roads through thorn hedges and thick underbrush.
• As for my feet, though not remarkably large, they were constantly in the way.
• I will therefore try my skill, though I should fail.
• She is a very pretty girl, though in my opinion she is not to be compared with Miss Harding.

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