though/nevertheless

[WilliamTaft]

An example sentence using "nevertheless" in Collins Dictionary: His father, though ill-equipped for the project, had nevertheless tried his best.

Do "though" and "nevertheless" mean the same thing?

 

[emsr2d2]

No, not at all.

His father, even though he was ill-equipped for the project, had (despite being ill-equipped) tried his best.