admit
Pronunciation: [ədˈmɪt]
Word
Context: "confession"
(verb) to agree that something is true, especially something you didn't want to say. It's like when you finally say you broke a vase even though you were trying to hide it.
Example
She admitted that she had eaten the last cookie.
Example
He didn't admit to making a mistake in the game.
Example
Will you admit if you were wrong about that?
Context: "allowance"
(verb) to allow someone to enter a place. It's like when the teacher lets you into the classroom after the bell rings.
Example
The museum admitted visitors from 9 AM to 5 PM.
Example
The club does not admit anyone under 21 years old.
Example
Do you think they will admit us into the event?
Context: "recognition"
(verb) to recognize or accept that something is true or exists. This can be when someone acknowledges their own feelings or problems.
Example
She admitted to feeling nervous before the performance.
Example
He wouldn't admit that he was scared of the dark.
Example
Can you admit that this is a hard test?
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