Alltough Meaning and Definition
"Alltough" is not a standard word in the English language. Please consider the correct spelling, "Although." Misspellings can create confusion or diminish the perceived quality of the text.
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Although Definitions
"Although" introduces a clause that contrasts with the main part of a sentence.
Although tired, she completed her homework.
"Although" is a conjunction used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously.
Although it was raining, they decided to go for a walk.
"Although" signifies a concession or acknowledgement of a differing fact or opinion.
Although he prefers dogs, he adopted a cat.
"Although" is used to express a contradiction between two statements.
Although the task was difficult, they succeeded.
"Although" implies a condition or circumstance that is seemingly in opposition to another.
Although she's allergic to cats, she loves them.
"Although" suggests the presence of a surprising or unexpected factor.
Although it was expensive, the quality was poor.
"Although" serves to connect an unexpected or contradictory clause to a previous statement.
Although it's summer, it's quite chilly today.
"Although" connects two contrasting ideas in a single sentence.
Although she was late, she didn't miss the train.
"Although" denotes a contrast that does not prevent the truth of the main statement.
Although he's young, he's very mature.
Regardless of the fact that; even though
Although the room is big, it won't hold all that furniture.
But; however
He says he has a dog, although I've never seen it.
Though, even though, in spite of or despite the fact that: introducing a clause that expresses a concession.
Although it was very muddy, the football game went on.
The patients, (al)though getting stronger, will not come off their medications.
But, except.
It was difficult, although not as difficult as we had expected.
Grant all this; be it that; supposing that; notwithstanding; though.
Although all shall be offended, yet will not I.
Despite the fact that;
Even though she knew the answer, she did not respond
"Although" indicates the presence of an opposing idea or fact.
Although it's cold outside, the sun is shining.
"Although" is employed to introduce a statement that lessens the impact of what follows.
Although I enjoy hiking, I rarely go.
Although Idioms & Phrases
Although Challenging
Despite the difficulty or obstacles involved.
Although challenging, climbing the mountain was an incredibly rewarding experience.
Although Excited
Even though feeling enthusiastic or eager.
Although excited about the opportunity, he carefully considered all the potential risks.
Although Reluctant
Despite being hesitant or unwilling initially.
Although reluctant to take on the leadership role, he excelled in managing the team.
Although Happy
Even though feeling content or pleased.
Although happy with her current job, she’s always open to new challenges.
Although Necessary
Despite something being required or essential.
Although necessary, the changes to the policy were not well received.
Although Unsure
Despite not being certain or confident.
Although unsure at first, she quickly became comfortable with the new software.
Although Brief
Despite the short duration or length.
Although brief, the meeting was extremely productive.
Although Simple
Despite being straightforward or uncomplicated.
Although simple in concept, the game was challenging to master.
Although Surprised
Despite being taken aback or startled.
Although surprised by the sudden change in plans, she adapted quickly.
Although Tired
Despite feeling fatigued or exhausted.
Although tired after the long journey, they immediately began exploring the city.
Although Possible
Even though it could be done or achieved.
Although possible, completing the project in one week would require extra resources.
Although Small
Despite being little in size or amount.
Although small, the gift was very thoughtful and appreciated.
Although Young
Despite being relatively inexperienced or youthful.
Although young, she displayed remarkable skill and maturity.
Although Disappointed
Despite feeling let down or unhappy about a situation.
Although disappointed by the results, she remained optimistic.
Although Late
Even if it happens later than planned or expected.
Although late, the train eventually arrived at the station.
Although Risky
Despite involving danger or risk.
Although risky, the investment had the potential for high returns.
Although Common
Even though it is usual or typical.
Although common, each instance of the phenomenon had unique characteristics.
Although Old
Even if something is aged or not new.
Although old, the car was still in excellent condition.
Although Eager
Despite being keen or enthusiastic.
Although eager to start, he patiently waited for his turn.
Although Difficult
Even though something is hard or challenging.
Although difficult, learning a new language is incredibly rewarding.
Although Example Sentences
Although the movie was long, it was very entertaining.
They went camping, although the weather forecast predicted rain.
Although he was tired, he decided to go to the party.
Although it was a weekday, the park was crowded.
She baked cookies, although she didn't really like sweets.
Although the hike was steep, the view at the top was worth it.
She was excited about the trip, although she was nervous about flying.
Although the homework was difficult, they worked together to solve it.
He smiled, although he was feeling quite nervous.
Although he studied hard, the test was still challenging.
She chose to walk, although she could have taken the bus.
Although the dog was small, it barked very loudly.
He enjoyed the book, although it was not his usual genre.
They played outside, although it was starting to get dark.
Although she was not the fastest, she finished the race with determination.
Common Curiosities
How is although used in a sentence?
"Although it was raining, we decided to go for a hike."
Why is it called although?
It is called although because it introduces a contrast or exception to a statement, derived from the Middle English combination of "all" and "though," implying "even if" or "in spite of the fact that."
What is the verb form of although?
Although does not have a verb form; it is a conjunction.
How many syllables are in although?
There are two syllables in although.
How do we divide although into syllables?
Al-though.
What is the singular form of although?
Although does not have a singular or plural form; it remains unchanged.
What is a stressed syllable in although?
The stressed syllable in although is the second one: al-THOUGH.
What is the pronunciation of although?
Although is pronounced as /ɔːlˈðoʊ/ in American English.
What is the opposite of although?
Although does not have a direct opposite since it is used to introduce a contrasting clause, but "because" or "since" can introduce a cause-and-effect relationship as opposed to a contrast.
Is although an adverb?
No, although is not an adverb.
Is although an abstract noun?
Although is not a noun; it is a conjunction.
Which determiner is used with although?
Determiners are not used with although since it is not a noun.
What is the root word of although?
The root words of although are "all" and "though," which were combined in Middle English.
What is another term for although?
Another term for although could be "even though" or "despite the fact that."
Is although a negative or positive word?
Although is neutral; it conveys contrast rather than a positive or negative quality.
Is although a vowel or consonant?
The term although contains both vowels (a, o, u) and consonants (l, t, h, g); it is not classified solely as a vowel or a consonant.
Is although a countable noun?
Although is not a noun; it's a conjunction, so it's not countable.
Is although a collective noun?
No, although is not a collective noun.
Is the although term a metaphor?
Although can be used in contexts that require contrast or concession, but it is not a metaphor.
Is the word “although” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
Although, being a conjunction, cannot serve as a direct or indirect object.
Which preposition is used with although?
Although is not typically preceded by a preposition as it serves to introduce a clause by itself.
What part of speech is although?
Although is a conjunction.
What is the plural form of although?
As a conjunction, although does not have a plural form.
Is although a noun or adjective?
Although is neither a noun nor an adjective; it is a conjunction.
Is the word although imperative?
No, although is not imperative; it is a conjunction used to introduce clauses.
Which vowel is used before although?
Vowels or articles are not typically used before although because it is a conjunction.
Which conjunction is used with although?
Although itself is a conjunction and is not paired with another conjunction.
Which article is used with although?
Articles are not used with although since it is a conjunction and not a noun.
Is the word although Gerund?
No, although is not a gerund; it is a conjunction.
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