Admitting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMITTING 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 ADMITTING

admit8 admits9 admitted12

Words that contain ADMITTING

coadmitting17 readmitting15 preadmitting18

How to use ADMITTING in a sentence

• And again, admitting all this, we are finally obliged by Mr.
• I have no objection to admitting that I was completely baffled.
• In 1852 Benjamin Drew found the minds of the people of Sandwich much exercised over the question of admitting Negroes into the public schools.
• And yet he exercises a good deal of influence over the men he knows, without admitting many of them to his friendship.
• The description of the Students I pass over as not admitting any appeal to actual facts.
• At length the power of admitting to the ministry by the laying on of hands began to be challenged as the peculiar prerogative of the episcopal order.
• As these narrow the canon, others have enlarged it, by admitting St.
• In the first place he loved her too well to allow of his admitting such an idea without terrible sorrow to himself.
• A low room, oblong in shape, three high narrow windows admitting the light through small, old-fashioned panes.
• This extraordinary genius has greatly impaired the excellent system, upon which he proceeded, by admitting these fancied beings into chronology.
• But even admitting the purpose of the Americans to make an attack, the village of Concord was most unfavorable.
• The moment I entered, I was forced to do Fresnoy the justice of admitting that he had not come to me before he was obliged.
• Then one afternoon Grayson, whose instructions had been absolute as to admitting Akers to the house, opened the door to Mrs.
• My first agency in matters of this kind was upon the proposition for admitting Texas into this Union.
• We shall not have much difficulty in admitting whatever good is to be said of ourselves, and we will try not to be unfair by excluding all that is not so favorable.
• Longman, who is very scrupulous of admitting any body to the use of his office, because of the writing in his custody, and the order he values himself upon having every thing in.
• The opening of proposals was no surprise, only seven falling to us, and all admitting of Southern beeves.
• They pick and choose, admitting one dogma and rejecting another, and then they are very indignant if any one tells them that they are not true Catholics.
• The question of admitting Texas first came before Jackson.
• The closet doors swung against the windows, excluding instead of admitting the light.
• The monks of the Mahavihara were probably too indulgent in admitting late scholastic treatises, such as the Parivara.
• Admitting this view, I ask of you, what good work, worthy of the name wise, does temperance or wisdom, which is the science of itself, effect? Answer me.

Similar words containing ADMITT without suffix ing

admitted12 admittee11 admitter11 admittees12 admitters12 admittable15 admittance15 admittedly17 coadmitted16 readmitted14 unadmitted14 admittances16 coadmitting17 preadmitted17 readmitting15 preadmitting18 readmittance17 readmittances18

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