Although or Althought

Shows correct “although” vs incorrect “althought.”

althought

Incorrect spelling - “Althought” adds an unnecessary “t.”

"althought" is a common misspelling of "although". Always use "although" when referring to the correct word.

although

Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.

“Although” means despite the fact that.

Definition of although

"although": “Although” means despite the fact that.

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.

Synonyms for although

  • though
  • even though

Usage Examples

"Correct:" Although it rained, we went out.

"Correct:" Although he tried, he failed.

"Incorrect:" Althought it rained, we went out.

Notes:

  • No 't' at the end.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Correct spelling?

A: Although.

Q: Is 'althought' correct?

A: No.

Q: Meaning?

A: Despite the fact that.

Q: Example?

A: Although he was tired, he worked.

Q: Tip?

A: Ends with -ough only.

Summary

""Although" is correct; 'althought' is wrong. Means ‘despite the fact that’."