admittable

Permitted to join

Admittable means capable of being admitted or allowed entry—whether to a place, organization, or consideration.

The word appears in formal or bureaucratic contexts: The evidence was deemed admittable in court.

Admissible is the more common choice for legal and academic usage, making admittable sound slightly nonstandard to some ears.

permitted

allowable

Sanctioned by authority

authorizedGiven official permission
sanctionedFormally approved or penalized
lawfulPermitted by statute

licensed · approved · granted · consented · ratified · legitimate · legal · permissible · unrestricted · tolerated

acceptable

eligible

Meeting required conditions

suitableProper for purpose
allowableSanctioned by authority
satisfactoryMeeting minimum requirements

adequate · passable · tolerable · appropriate · fitting · agreeable · welcome · decent · palatable · favorable

defensible

justifiable

Able to be defended

reasonableShowing sound judgment
validLegally or logically sound
warrantedProperly justified or sanctioned

excusable · supportable · tenable · arguable · legitimate · plausible · sound · logical · credible · sustainable

Opposites

eligibility for entry or inclusion

admittableinadmissible

Not allowed as evidence

barred · excludable · ineligible · excluded · prohibited

legal/evidentiary validity

admittableinadmissible

Not allowed as evidence

excludable · impermissible · suppressed · thrown out · stricken

acknowledgment or concession

admittableundeniable

Impossible to contradict

incontestable · unspeakable · unmentionable

Family

admit, admission, admitted, admissible, admittance, readmitted, admissibility, readmittance, admitter

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