Means to go in
What Does Though Mean?
Though is a conjunction. A conjunction is a word which is used to link two clauses together and express a semantic relationship between two words or phrases. Though is word that means despite or in spite of. It is pronounced as th-oh. This word is often used in subordinate clauses and is more often than not marked by ellipsis. It is at times also used as an adverb. It is a variant or the shortened form of although.
It is a very old term and has been a part of the English language since the late 12th or early 13th century. But many believe that this word has Scandinavian origins. Many traditionalists with a conservative outlook oppose to the usage of though instead of its longer version although. Yet in contemporary English tough often and frequently used instead of although because according to them although is just a more emphatic term for though.
It is a very old term and has been a part of the English language since the late 12th or early 13th century. But many believe that this word has Scandinavian origins. Many traditionalists with a conservative outlook oppose to the usage of though instead of its longer version although. Yet in contemporary English tough often and frequently used instead of although because according to them although is just a more emphatic term for though.
A conjunction
Tough means to be hard.
