Admitted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMITTED 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)
ADJECTIVE:
• Received as true or valid; acknowledged.

Words related to ADMITTED

admit8 admits9 admittedly17 admitting13 confest12

Words that contain ADMITTED

admittedly17 coadmitted16 readmitted14 unadmitted14 preadmitted17

How to use ADMITTED in a sentence

• Bacon then took up the study of law, and was admitted to the bar in 1582.
• In spirit she entered the Holy Place, and the same hand that had admitted her lifted for her the last great Veil.
• A few whom he thought it safe to trust were admitted to his secrets.
• New States, settled from among ourselves in this and in other parts, have been admitted into our Union in equal participation in the national sovereignty with the original States.
• The articles to be admitted or prohibited on either side formed no part of the proposed arrangement.
• The obligation was now frankly admitted, and Ooroony shed tears of joy when he thus found that his good deeds were remembered and appreciated.
• He seems to suppose that these openings were wholly unprotected, in which case they would have admitted, in a very inconvenient way, both the sun and the rain.
• Lieutenant Rose admitted that if he and his crew were interned in a British possession he knew they would all be well treated.
• Not only Earl Gilbert but Eyville and his associates were admitted to the royal favour.
• He was not by any means always caught in his pranks, but when he was he admitted his guilt with heroic candor, and like a hero stood up for his punishment.
• Some of our members object to any conference but the general opinion is that it does not involve a sacrifice of principle to discuss details provided principles are admitted.
• Several of the younger people admitted became interested under the preaching of Mr.
• In the Sidon field six persons had been admitted to the church, and there were twenty-two hopeful candidates.
• In their room he admitted the French ambassador, the bishop of Chester, colonel Darrington, and, by degrees, the principal noblemen who accompanied him in the expedition.
• But at all events let it be admitted that the materials used, as well as the ideas often brought to bear, are local or national.
• She was at once admitted, and passed with the air of one familiar with the place into a small room at the back of the house, where a man was sitting at a table writing.
• She had been a bit hasty before, she admitted to herself.
• It is notorious that there are certain great religious truths which are admitted and believed by all Christians.
• Even the grossest deviations may be explained by ignorance of facts, by errors with respect to the consequences of actions, or by inconsistency with admitted principles.
• The theory of his scheme was that Irish trade should be free, and that Ireland should be admitted to a permanent participation in commercial advantages.
• It was now that that mixed language arose, or at least was admitted into the literary dialect, which made Babylonian so much resemble modern English.
• With regard to her appearance and dress, it must be admitted that she displays considerable taste.
• Dodge freely admitted the episode of handkerchief borrowing but denied any further knowledge.
• If no objections within fourteen days were made, he was then of course admitted.
• Virginia and Massachusetts by turns admitted failure in dealing with issues so simple that the newest societies, like Tennessee and Ohio, understood them by instinct.
• Whence comes this influence, or producing cause? Can we trace it to woman? It will be admitted that the influence of Roman Catholic servants in our homes has never been measured.
• He just as good as admitted that a lot of work had got to be done afore any pay ore could be realized.
• But if this claim can be admitted at all, it can only be if our aim goes no further than to trace a historical process.
• It is admitted by all that nothing was done contrary to good order, though I admit, that if I had refused to obey the warrant, the Sheriff would not have been able to enforce it.
• The latter event, it must be admitted, sometimes does happen, although it is not easy in these days to get the world to believe it.

Similar words containing ADMITT without suffix ed

admittee11 admitter11 admittees12 admitters12 admitting13 admittable15 admittance15 admittedly17 coadmitted16 readmitted14 unadmitted14 admittances16 coadmitting17 preadmitted17 readmitting15 preadmitting18 readmittance17 readmittances18

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