"albeit" is a perfectly valid word to use in written English.
It is an adverb that means "although" or "even though," and is commonly used to introduce a clause that expresses a concession or contrast. Example sentence: The war was long and difficult, albeit brutal.
Corruption is far less prevalent, and justice, albeit brutal, is swift and more evenly applied.
Stritzke says the Reddit experience, which turned into an airing of grievances from former employees who took issue with the company's focus on pushing memberships and the ways employees were rewarded, was another – albeit brutal – way to hone that brand.
Then came another defeat, at Arsenal, albeit less brutal than the 4-2 suggested suggested (and one of Sparta's goals a brilliant effort by Rusicky, suggesting more dollars on the horizon).Sparta's final tilt, at home against Lazio on November 7th, filled Letna.
Cast and crew from the U.S. were given detailed packets on how to survive shooting in such brutal, albeit beautiful, surrounds.
Systems of indentured servitude and forced labor continued throughout the decades, and although slavery is certainly illegal today, it endures nevertheless, and in fact proves just as, if not more brutal, albeit much more hidden.
Darwyn argues for the latter approach, even though the longer he's with the cell the more he's compromised as a human being — if in fact it's possible to be more compromised than he already is by the end of the first episode, when he has to participate in a brutal murder, albeit in a way that, under the circumstances, could be seen as relatively humane.
Darwyn argues for the latter approach, even though the longer he's with the cell the more he's compromised as a human being if in fact it's possible to be more compromised than he already is by the end of the first episode, when he has to participate in a brutal murder, albeit in a way that, under the circumstances, could be seen as relatively humane.
The taming of the heartland is one of the great achievements of the human spirit (albeit one marred by the brutal treatment of the native population); it also includes plenty of straight-talking, upright, God-fearing folk of the sort that are rare in Malibu.
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Defending the interest-rate policy, Greenspan used uncharacteristically brutal language to depict a nightmarish "pernicious, albeit remote, scenario in which inflation turns negative against a backdrop of weak aggregate demand, engendering a corrosive deflationary spiral".
Military operation was brutal and resulted in hundreds of deaths, albeit in extra judicial killings.
