Though and Withal

Though

Though adverb - In spite of that.
Usage example: I know we didn't win, but I was happy with how we played, though
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Synonyms for Though

Withal and though are semantically related in however topic. In some cases you can use "Withal" instead the word "Though" as an adverb or a conjunction or a preposition, when it comes to topics like howbeit. archaic substitute

Withal

Withal adverb - In spite of that.
Usage example: a homely face that was withal rather compelling
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Synonyms for Withal

Though and withal are semantically related in still topic. You can use "Though" instead the word "Withal" as an adverb or a conjunction or a preposition, if it concerns topics such as however, although, in spite of.
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