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admission
noun as in entering or allowing entry
noun as in confession or acknowledgment
Example Sentences
The star was also in a constant battle with stage fright—a startling admission for a larger-than-life performer with a reputation for spooky, unnerving antics.
That’s a pointed response to the Administration’s theme that signatories must commit to elevating merit and objective measures of accomplishment everywhere from university admissions to grade allocation.
By the bureaucrat’s own admission, spinners are “common and abundant” throughout Hawaii.
But his relief was tempered by Hamas' admission that they don't know the whereabouts of all of the dead hostages' bodies.
Without paying admission, you can stroll the walkway around the property for a striking view of the countryside.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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