although
/ɔːlˈðoʊ/
conjunction
rağmen; her ne kadar
Despite the fact that; even though; used to introduce a contrast.
- Although it was raining, we decided to go out.
- She's very talented, although she lacks experience.
- Although the correlation between variables appeared strong, researchers cautioned against inferring direct causation from the data.
- The conservation program achieved notable success in protecting endangered species, although habitat destruction continues in peripheral areas.
- Although peer review enhances academic rigor, critics argue it can suppress innovative research that challenges established paradigms.
- The philosopher's arguments gained considerable influence during her lifetime, although subsequent scholars have identified logical inconsistencies.