Granted that
However and granted that are semantically related. In some cases you can use "However" instead a conjunction phrase "Granted that".
However
However adverb - In spite of that.
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Granted that and however are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Granted that" instead a conjunction "However".
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Please note however, that this trope is not limited to villains (granted that would make for a pretty strange hero).
Source: Cannibalism Superpower -
Sometimes, however, it is instead a smaller version of one of Rayman's shoes obscured by the power-up's typical glow; unless you'd already gone through the whole thing before, chances are you'd just take it for granted that it's a power-up and run into it.
- However, simply by taking for granted that women were as entitled to this right as men, A Doll's House struck its original audience as shockingly radical.A Doll's House was also written as a subversion of the well-made play, a genre of plays which essentially just changed the characters.
Source: Theatre / A Doll's House
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