despite in Irish
despite in Irish is in ainneoin, ainneoin, d'ainneoin — despite means without being prevented by; even though something might suggest otherwise.
despite in Irish
in ainneoin
ainneoin
d'ainneoin
What does "despite" mean?
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preposition Without being prevented by; even though something might suggest otherwise.
"Despite feeling tired, he stayed up to finish the report."
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despite in a sentence
- Despite feeling tired, he stayed up to finish the report.
- Despite the rain, the match went ahead.
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What is "despite" in Irish?
"despite" in Irish is in ainneoin, ainneoin, d'ainneoin. despite means: Without being prevented by; even though something might suggest otherwise.
How do you use "despite" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite feeling tired, he stayed up to finish the report." In Irish, "despite" is in ainneoin, ainneoin, d'ainneoin.
Are there other ways to say "despite" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "despite": in ainneoin, ainneoin, d'ainneoin.
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