GRANTED THAT

Definition: Used to acknowledge a fact or situation and then introduce a contrasting or opposing statement.

Synonyms: Assuming So, Acknowledging That, Admittedly So, Allowing That, Accepting That

Usage Examples in Sentences

Granted that the math homework is challenging, asking for help will make it easier.

Granted that she excels in mathematics, her struggle with literature is evident.

Granted that she excels in mathematics, her artistic talents are equally impressive.

Granted that she is talented, she lacks the necessary experience for the job.

The weather is nice, granted that, but we still need to be prepared for rain.

Granted that she loves to travel, she still feels anxious before every trip.

She finished her project on time, granted that she had to work extra hours.

The movie received mixed reviews, granted that it was highly anticipated.

She excels in academics, granted that she struggles with time management.

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Granted that he had good intentions, his actions still caused harm.

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His actions, granted that they were well-intentioned, still resulted in negative consequences.

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She lacks confidence in her abilities, granted that she possesses considerable talent.

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We should proceed with the outdoor event, granted that the weather is favorable.

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His potential, granted that he is inexperienced, is undeniable.

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Granted that the movie received mixed reviews, it still managed to attract a large audience.