ADMITTING

Declare to be true or admit the existence or reality or truth of

Example: "He admitted his errors"

• acknowledge  22

• adjudge  17
• declare  10
• hold  8

• attorn  6
• make no bones about
• sustain  7
• concede  12
• • confess  12
  • profess  12
  • confess  12
  • confess  12
  • fink  11
  • squeal  15
  • avouch  14
  • avow  10
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• deny  8

Allow to enter; grant entry to

Example: "We cannot admit non-members into our club building"

• allow in
• intromit  10
• let in

• allow  8
• countenance  15
• let  3
• permit  10

• repatriate  12
• readmit  10

• reject  15

Allow participation in or the right to be part of; permit to exercise the rights, functions, and responsibilities of

Example: "Admit someone to the profession"

• include  10
• let in

• allow  8
• countenance  15
• let  3
• permit  10

• induct  9
• initiate  8
• readmit  10
• involve  13

• exclude  17

Admit into a group or community

Example: "Accept students for graduate study"

• accept  12
• take  8
• take on

• accept  12
• have  10
• take  8

• profess  12

Afford possibility

Example: "This problem admits of no solution"

• allow  8

Give access or entrance to

Example: "The french doors admit onto the yard"

Have room for; hold without crowding

Example: "This hotel can accommodate 250 guests"

• accommodate  20
• hold  8

• sleep  7
• house  8
• seat  4

Serve as a means of entrance

Example: "This ticket will admit one adult to the show"