Definition of: though

(thō) conj.
1. Notwithstanding the fact that: introducing a clause expressing an actual fact.
2. Conceding or granting that; even if: introducing a clause assumed or admitted as supposedly true.
3. And yet; still; however: introducing a modifying clause or statement added as an after-thought: I am well, though I do not feel very strong.
4. Notwithstanding what has been done or said; nevertheless: But they have, though. As used in this sense, though is sometimes regarded as a conjunctive adverb. Also spelled tho. Compare HOWEVER. See synonyms under BUT¹. [Prob. fusion of OE thēah and ON tho]