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Discover LudwigThe phrase "although I want" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast between a desire and a situation or condition that prevents that desire from being fulfilled.
Example: "Although I want to go to the party, I have to finish my work first."
Alternatives: "even though I wish" or "despite my desire".
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Although I want to argue that they are not just irritating, but wrong.
"Although I want a lot of people to like him, I'd rather have his DNA preserved".
I try not to sleep during the daytime on either of those days, although I want to.
I also wish I would have realized sooner, rather than later, that although I want to give her everything, sometimes "nothing" also helps.
"Although I want it to be debated, to test whether this solution is feasible, looking for side effects is very essential," he says.
Although I want this blog to be primarily about my (and your) experiences in restaurants, not about me, I'll give a quick answer, in light of how many weight-related questions I received.
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I never had the nerve to go knock at his door, although I wanted to".
Malcolm Martineau played the piano very well, although I wanted to hear more of him.
Although I wanted to scrutinize his thinking and his behavior, I also wanted to be fair in my depiction.
Although I wanted cognitive space for my own pursuits, averting my gaze was not to bury my head.
"Although I wanted to put my arms around my son and keep everything away, I couldn't.
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