Definitions

admit

[ad-mit] / ædˈmɪt /

VERB

allow entry or use

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accept concede enter grant introduce permit receive sign take

STRONG

bless buy entertain harbor house initiate let lodge okay shelter suffer

WEAK

be big on give a thumbs-up give access give the nod let in sign off on take in

Antonyms

STRONGEST

abstain deny disagree disallow dispute erase give offer refuse reject repudiate stop

STRONG

disregard ignore sell turn away veto

WEAK

confute debar dismiss dissent eject exclude expel gainsay oust repel shut

VERB

confess, acknowledge

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accept affirm agree allow approve concede confirm declare disclose grant indicate permit recognize reveal talk tell

STRONG

accord acquiesce adopt avow bare communicate concur confide consent credit divulge enumerate expose let narrate number own proclaim profess recite relate spill tolerate uncover unveil yield

WEAK

bring to light cop a plea go into details let on make known open up own up subscribe to

Antonyms

STRONGEST

conceal contradict decline deny disagree disallow disapprove dispute dissent hide invalidate listen misunderstand oppose protest refuse reject repudiate veto

STRONG

argue cover differ disown keep object prevent secrete sell suppress withhold

WEAK

confute debar dismiss eject exclude expel gainsay oust repel shut

Example Sentences

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Tito admits a touch of shock in looking back at their father’s insistence that Janet perform.

From Salon

Detailing the evidence he said proved each article had been unlawfully obtained, he often admitted there was no killer document.

From BBC

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m better at giving financial advice than following it.

From MarketWatch

“It’s a very cute story,” admits Mazzei in a separate call from Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

Too embarrassed to admit his mistake, he ends up pretending to tape their conversation.

From The Wall Street Journal