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admission
noun
1 admission
The act of admitting someone to enter:
— The surgery was performed on his second admission to the clinic.
synonym: admittance.
Roget 54:
composition,
constitution,
crasis†;
combination
etc.
48;
inclusion,
admission,
comprehension,
reception;
embodiment;
formation.
Roget 76:
inclusion,
admission,
comprehension,
reception.
composition
etc.
(inclusion in a compound)
54.
Roget 294:
ingress;
entrance,
entry;
introgression;
influx,
intrusion,
inroad,
incursion,
invasion,
irruption;
ingression;
penetration,
interpenetration;
illapse†,
import,
infiltration;
immigration;
admission
etc.
(reception)
296;
insinuation
etc.
(interjacence)
228†;
insertion
etc.
300.
inlet;
way in;
mouth,
door,
etc.
(opening)
260;
barway†;
path
etc.
(way)
627;
conduit
etc.
350;
immigrant.
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Roget 467:
evidence;
facts,
premises,
data,
praecognita [Lat.],
grounds.
indication
etc.
550;
criterion
etc.
(test)
463.
testimony,
testification†,
expert testimony;
attestation;
deposition
etc.
(affirmation)
535;
examination.
admission
etc.
(assent)
488;
authority,
warrant,
credential,
diploma,
voucher,
certificate,
doquet†,
docket;
testamur†;
record
etc.
551;
document;
pi ce justificative†;
deed,
warranty
etc.
(security)
771;
signature,
seal
etc.
(identification)
550;
exhibit,
material evidence,
objective evidence.
witness,
indicator,
hostile witness;
eyewitness,
earwitness,
material witness,
state's evidence;
deponent;
sponsor;
cojuror†.
oral evidence,
documentary evidence,
hearsay evidence,
external evidence,
extrinsic evidence,
internal evidence,
intrinsic evidence,
circumstantial evidence,
cumulative evidence,
ex parte evidence [Lat.],
presumptive evidence,
collateral evidence,
constructive evidence;
proof
etc.
(demonstration)
478;
evidence in chief.
secondary evidence;
confirmation,
corroboration,
support;
ratification
etc.
(assent)
488;
authentication;
compurgation†,
wager of law,
comprobation†.
citation,
reference;
legal research,
literature search
(experiment)
463.
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Roget 488:
assent,
assentment†;
acquiescence,
admission;
nod;
accord,
concord,
concordance;
agreement
etc.
23;
affirmance,
affirmation;
recognition,
acknowledgment,
avowal;
confession of faith.
unanimity,
common consent,
consensus,
acclamation,
chorus,
vox populi;
popular belief,
current belief,
current opinion;
public opinion;
concurrence
etc.
(of causes)
178;
cooperation
etc.
(voluntary)
709.
ratification,
confirmation,
corroboration,
approval,
acceptance,
visa;
indorsement
etc.
(record)
551†.
consent
etc.
(compliance)
762.
pressure to conform,
herd instinct,
peer pressure.
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Roget 760:
permission,
leave;
allowance,
sufferance;
tolerance,
toleration;
liberty,
law,
license,
concession,
grace;
indulgence
etc.
(lenity)
740;
favor,
dispensation,
exemption,
release;
connivance;
vouchsafement†.
authorization,
warranty,
accordance,
admission.
permit,
warrant,
brevet,
precept,
sanction,
authority,
firman;
hukm†;
pass,
passport;
furlough,
license,
carte blanche [Fr.],
ticket of leave;
grant,
charter;
patent,
letters patent.
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Roget 785:
receiving
etc.
v.;
acquisition
etc.
775;
reception
etc.
(introduction)
296;
suscipiency†,
acceptance,
admission.
recipient,
accipient†;
assignee,
devisee;
legatee,
legatary†;
grantee,
feoffee†,
donee [Fr.],
releasee [Law],
relessee†,
lessee;
receiver.
sportulary†,
stipendiary;
beneficiary;
pensioner,
pensionary†;
almsman†.
income
etc.
(receipt)
810.
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Dutch: aveu, bekentenis, schuldbekentenis, schuldbelijdenis, toelating
2 admission
An acknowledgment of the truth of something.
3 admission
4 admission
The right to enter.
synonyms: access, accession, admittance, entree.
Roget 296:
reception;
admission,
admittance,
entree,
importation;
introduction,
intromission;
immission†,
ingestion,
imbibation†,
introception†,
absorption,
ingurgitation†,
inhalation;
suction,
sucking;
eating,
drinking
etc.
(food)
298;
insertion
etc.
300;
interjection
etc.
228;
introit.
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Dutch: entree, toegang
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