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Meaning of albeit
The primary meaning of the word "albeit" is to introduce a subordinate clause that contrasts with the main clause, indicating a concession or an exception.
Etymology of albeit
The word "albeit" originates from the Old English words "al" (all) and "be" (be) and "it" (it), with the phrase "al be it" meaning "all be it" or "even if it is"
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 14th century to introduce a concession or an exception
Synonyms
although
though
even though
notwithstanding
despite
however
nevertheless
nonetheless
still
yet
admittedly
granted
naturally
obviously
of course
surely
admittedly
certainly
clearly
undoubtedly
admittedly
confessedly
granted
manifestly
obviously
openly
patently
plainly
unquestionably
undeniably
visibly
woefully
Definitions
- Used to indicate that something is true or happens, even though something else might seem to suggest the opposite
- * Used to acknowledge a fact or situation, while also implying that it is not significant or important
Usage Examples
- I'm tired, albeit happy, after the long journey
- * She's a good student, albeit a bit lazy at times
- * The new policy is effective, albeit controversial