Admits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMITS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADMIT, to allow to enter; to confess
• acknowledge (a failure or fault)
• receive (a patient) into a hospital for treatment
• allow (a person, country, etc.) to join an organization
• allow (someone) to share in a privilege
• confess to be true or to be the case
• allow (someone) to enter a place
• accept as valid
• allow the possibility of
• confess to (a crime or fault, or one's responsibility for it)

Words related to ADMITS

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How to use ADMITS in a sentence

• Coming home, when my men were sick and Brown was in his bunk, you undertook the duties of doctor and navigator, and Wheeler admits your cures were good.
• But he admits the extreme difficulty of ascertaining the precise details and time of each event.
• Science admits no participation in the cares of life.
• Lovelace, that he will not be satisfied with an answer that admits of the least doubt.
• It must be said, however, that Blumentritt admits two periods for the first invasion.
• Another admits that it ought to be a government over individuals to a certain extent, but by no means to the extent proposed.
• Though this latter point calls for the first attention, the great necessity for the navy admits of no doubt.
• He admits that his actions may have seemed suspicious.
• The prisoner admits that he forcibly broke into the mill, hoping, no doubt, that by confessing the minor offense he may persuade you to believe him when he denies the greater.
• The context, too, which should decide, admits equally of either meaning, as you will perceive.
• A circular opening in the huge dome admits both light and rain.
• Even the Hero himself admits the futility of his work, and seeks oblivion in an indifferent Nature.
• All this admits of abundant proof and illustration.
• The relations of the head of a seminary to those whom he admits to this advanced work, are very close.
• The bill, it is to be observed, expressly recognizes and admits the actual existence of the power of removal.
• Except in such an expression as this, moral good admits of no kind of external reference.
• The Federal commander admits that he was only just in time.
• One remark only we will make, and that because it admits of a general application.
• The sinner under judgment admits that he saw but did not reflect and Yama sentences him to punishment, until suffering commensurate to his sins has been inflicted.
• He admits that they are coloured by what he learnt at Heidelberg last year.
• The American idealist admits that many of his fellow citizens may be rather dreary brethren, but so were many of the kings of whom nothing is remembered but their names and dates.

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