admitter
Person who acknowledges
One who admits—whether confessing something, allowing entry, or acknowledging a fact.
The word is rare, appearing mostly in legal or formal contexts: The admitter of the evidence bore responsibility for its authenticity.
More often, English uses phrases like "the one who admitted" rather than this noun form.
One controlling entry
- bouncerVenue entrance enforcer
- doormanBuilding entrance attendant
- sentryGuard on duty
- guardianProtective caretaker of another
usher · concierge · greeter · receptionist · host · porter · attendant · checkpoint
One who receives arrivals
- hostOne receiving guests
- sponsorFunder of activities
- recruiterOne who finds candidates
- facilitatorNeutral process guide
integrator · mentor · introducer · orientation · membership · enrollment · registration · acceptance
Confirmation of receipt
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
- admissionEntry or confession
- disclosureAct of revealing information
- concessionYielding a point
revelation · avowal · declaration · testimony · statement · professing · owning up · coming clean
gatekeeper
One controlling entry
guardian · usher · concierge · greeter · receptionist · host · porter · attendant · checkpoint · entry
welcomer
One who receives arrivals
facilitator · integrator · mentor · introducer · orientation · membership · enrollment · registration · acceptance · induction
acknowledgment
Confirmation of receipt
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
- admissionEntry or confession
- disclosureAct of revealing information
concession · revelation · avowal · declaration · testimony · statement · professing · owning up · coming clean · unburdening
- no admittanceEntry is forbidden here
- admitting defeatAcknowledging loss openly
- admitting faultAccepting responsibility for wrongdoing
admitted, admitting, admittance, admittedly, readmitted, readmitting, readmittance, unadmitted, admittable