v. to make known usually with some unwillingness; to allow room for; to allow entry; let in
Calvin admitted to his mistake.
Calvin admitted to his mistake.
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Who finally admitted that it was not fair restaurants in Nashville will not serve people because of the color of their skin?
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Which two states were admitted to the United States of America during Bruce Lee's lifetime?
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He was admitted to the hospital once last year for an exacerbation of asthma.
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What happened after Bill admitted he broke the vase?
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Who admitted to pulling all the pranks?
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To which event did Fintan show up unannounced and demand to be admitted to?
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Derek publicly admitted that he wanted to play for the Yankees.
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He admitted it was a foul-up.
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What did Booker have to do to be admitted to the Hampton Institute?
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What did all the students do to Matt after he admitted there was no ghost?
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How did the imigrants get from Ellis Island to New York if they were admitted to the country?
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Who admitted to not saying nightly prayers?
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When Iris and Lark were in second grade, they caught a cold from school. Why did Lark have to be admitted to the hospital?
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Where were they when Dave admitted to Julia he liked Gretchen?
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confess; acknowledge; accept
deny
3 syllables
ad-mit-ted
fitted
it'd
knitted
pitted
whitted
witted
acquitted
committed
emitted
omitted
permitted
refitted
remitted
submitted
transmitted
rerecommited
resubmitted
uncommitted
unremitted
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