Readmitted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for READMITTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• READMIT, to admit again
• admit (someone) to a place or organization again

Words related to READMITTED

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Words that contain READMITTED

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How to use READMITTED in a sentence

• You may easily suppose, when I was re-admitted to her presence, that I ran over in her praises, and in vows of gratitude, and everlasting love.
• In 1852 he was re-admitted and again appointed to Oconomowoc, with Rev.
• At the close of his labors at Madison, in 1852, he retired from the active work, but in 1859, he was re-admitted and granted a superannuated relation.
• He located in 1859, was re-admitted in 1862, and appointed to Asbury the same year.
• This offended some of the parents, and they took their children out of the school, but many afterwards petitioned to have them readmitted.
• The fact that such question had been considered makes it easier to understand the attitude of mind that readmitted doubt in the face of phenomenal conditions.
• After that, Lysander sailed into the Piraeus, and the exiles were readmitted.
• After the rejection of the Constitution no further effort was made to have Mississippi readmitted into the Union until after the Presidential and Congressional elections of 1868.
• It was the law-making body, and it could, moreover, determine the conditions under which Senators and Representatives from the South were to be readmitted.
• He was readmitted to the Government Hospital for the Insane on March 25, 1906, from the United States Penitentiary at Leaven worth.
• Sometime in 1900 he was again sent to the Reform School and was readmitted to this Hospital on November 17, 1900.
• He was readmitted here October 3, 1907, and discharged April 1, 1909.
• On September 7, 1912, he was again sentenced to four years in the Penitentiary for grand larceny, from which institution he was readmitted here on January 19, 1915.
• If Christendom readmitted gross sinners, it would anticipate the judgment of God, as it would thereby assure them of salvation.
• His debts at the club had already been paid, and he had met on the sly a former friend, who had given him some hope that he might be re-admitted.
• When I was at last readmitted to court in 1637, I found the queen in great trouble.
• A year later he returned and asked to be re-admitted.
• Before he could be officially cleansed and readmitted into decent Maori society, his clothing and furniture had to be destroyed, and his kitchen abandoned.
• In 1869 Congress added to the conditions on which they could be readmitted to the Union the acceptance of the Fifteenth Amendment.
• Early in 1870 they all complied with the conditions and were readmitted.
• Some of the original delegates, who had withdrawn at Charleston, desired to be re-admitted.
• North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas were reconstructed under the acts, and were readmitted in 1868.
• Georgia was also readmitted, but was remanded again for expelling negro members of her Legislature, and came in under the secondary terms.

Similar words containing ADMITT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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