verb

admit

to acknowledge, to confess, to allow entry

He admitted his mistake.

He admitted his mistake.

She was admitted to the hospital.

She was admitted to the hospital.

He admitted that he was wrong.

He admitted that he was wrong.

She admitted taking the money.

She admitted taking the money.

((sth.)) to confess (sth.) He admitted his mistake.

((that ...)) to confess that... He admitted that he was wrong.

((-ing)) to confess to doing (sth.) She admitted taking the money.

((sb.)) ((to/into sth.)) to allow (sb.) to enter (sth.) She was admitted to the hospital.

Synonyms: confess, acknowledge, accept; Antonyms: deny, reject

From Latin 'admittere', from 'ad-' (to) + 'mittere' (to send).

Sounds like 'add it'. You 'add it' to the list of true statements (confess), or you 'add' someone to a place (allow entry).

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