Inspite of?

Hi,

Simply omit this of after despite.

He didn't get the job despite his experience in the field.

Despite and in spite of are considered synonyms.

Regards

"He didn't get the job despite his experience in the field."

The right usage of the preposition is "despite", NOT "despite of"

You can use either "despite" or "in spite of" without change of the meaning.

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"despite", not "despite of". Still, I'd strongly suggest using "regardless of his experience" instead of "despite..." in that sentence. "despite" doesn't seem tight there.

Hi

"Despite of" is a grammatical error. Inspite of = Despite.

So, the correct sentence is:

He didn't get the job despite of his experience in the field.

Regards,

Prajwal

RegardsDespite and in spite of are considered synonyms.

[Y]
okay,can you give me some examples about this?

prajwalkrHi
"Despite of" is a grammatical error. Inspite of = Despite
So, the correct sentence is:
He didn't get the job despite of his experience in the field.
what????

Ivanhr"despite", not "despite of". Still, I'd strongly suggest using "regardless of his experience" instead of "despite..." in that sentence. "despite" doesn't seem tight there.

Okay but I have to correct it in the simplest way

thanks anyway [Y]

Easy to understand,thanks! [Y]

Sorry,manhthieugia95 I forgot to change 'despite of' to 'inspite.'

Examples:

1.Despite the rough weather, she came on time.

2.Inspite of the rough weather, she came on time.

Prajwal

prajwalSorry,manhthieugia95 I forgot to change 'despite of' to 'inspite.'

okay,I understood

prajwalExamples:
1.Despite the rough weather, she came on time.
2.Inspite of the rough weather, she came on time.

wow,that was easy!