“Although” is a conjunction that introduces a concessive clause, indicating that despite a certain fact or circumstance, something else is still true. Some synonyms for “although” are “even though”, “though”, and “despite the fact that”.
“Even though” emphasizes the contrast between two ideas. For example, “Even though it was raining, they still went for a walk.” This shows that despite the rain, they decided to go for a walk.
“Though” is a more informal version of “although”. “Though he is young, he is very mature.” Here, “though” indicates that despite his youth, he has a level of maturity.
“Despite the fact that” is a more formal and wordy way of expressing the same idea. “Despite the fact that she was tired, she completed the project on time.” This shows that in spite of being tired, she managed to finish the project as expected.
These synonyms can be used to add variety and precision to your language when expressing a concessive relationship.