It is usually used in conjunction with 'of', " in spite of" which can mean ,-"in stead of " -"In spite of his objections she still went to the show". - ray76, Mar 18, 2015
"Despite his fast pace he still lost the race" - ray76, Mar 18, 2015
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A pesar (de)
updated Mar 19, 2015
posted by Kiwi-Girl
A Kiwi to the rescue once again. Thanks mate. - ray76, Mar 18, 2015
Lol no worries, just adding to your helpful comments and examples. - Kiwi-Girl, Mar 18, 2015
i know the translation. i just wanted to know the meaning - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 19, 2015