Despite the fact that
Granted and despite the fact that are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Granted" instead a conjunction phrase "Despite the fact that".
Granted
Granted adjective - Acknowledged as a supposition.
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Synonyms for Granted
Despite the fact that and granted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Despite the fact that" instead a conjunction "Granted".
Both terms in one sentence
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Again used with Illyria who uses the general form of Fred (granted she's blue) despite the fact that it makes some people (especially Wesley) uncomfortable.
Source: A Form You Are Comfortable With -
Granted, damn near everybody else in the book is completely useless at what they do, but he is able to piece together a reasonably accurate account of a murder, despite the fact that the files contradict each other.
Source: Great Detective
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