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admit
verb as in allow entry or use
verb as in confess, acknowledge
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Whereas Marian remains a soldier who won’t admit the war is over, Dolours, who would marry actor Stephen Rea, becomes more thoughtful and regretful with time, and suffers for it.
A new recording has emerged of notorious cult leader Charles Manson appearing to admit to additional killings.
And even Ratcliffe had to admit, in the report on the battleground-state emails, that the evidence on Iranian involvement was inconclusive.
Adults will readily admit watching “Bluey” with their kids, noting how the family dynamics feel real and relatable.
But on Wednesday, as the court day was getting under way, Mr Sharif unexpectedly said: “I admit what I said in my phone call and my written note. Every single word.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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