admit

/ədˈmɪt/
verb
  1. To agree that something is true, especially when it is unpleasant or embarrassing.
    • He finally admitted that he had made a mistake.
    • She admitted to feeling nervous before the exam.
    • The company admitted that the product had a defect.
  2. To allow someone to enter a place, organization, or event.
    • Only members are admitted to the club after 10 p.m.
    • The ticket will admit one person to the museum.
    • She was admitted to the university after a rigorous interview.
  3. To accept someone into a hospital for medical treatment.
    • The patient was admitted for surgery early this morning.
    • He was admitted to the hospital with a high fever.
    • They admitted her for observation after the accident.
  4. To allow something to be possible or to exist.
    • The situation admits of several possible solutions.
    • This rule admits of only one exception.
    • The facts admit no other explanation.
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