admitting

Conceding the truth

Admitting is the present participle of admit.

To admit is to allow entry: The ticket admits one person.

It also means to acknowledge something reluctantly true: He admitted he was wrong, admitting defeat.

A hospital admits patients when accepting them for treatment.

Not admitting any wrongdoing, the company settled the lawsuit.

entry

entrance

Point of access

ticket · pass · turnstile · lobby · threshold · foyer · ingress · portal · entryway · queue

confess

confession

Admission of wrongdoing

remorse · revelation · testimony · contrition · penitence · absolution · unburdening · atonement · repentance · exposure

acknowledge

recognize

Perceive as known

understand · concede · grasp · comprehend · grant · allow · own · awareness · confirmation · validation

hospital

intake

Amount received or consumed

registration · ward · check-in · hospital · clinic · ER · inpatient · paperwork · insurance · bed

membership

accepting

Willing to receive

joining · inclusion · approval · screening · vetting · application · qualifying · eligibility · selection · recruitment

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Opposites
acknowledgment of truth

admittingdenying

Refusing to acknowledge

disavowing · refuting · repudiating · rejecting · disclaiming

granting entry or access

admittingbarring

Excluding from consideration

excluding · blocking · refusing · debarring · rejecting

Phrases
Family

admit, admitted, admits, admissible, admittance, readmit, readmitted, readmits, readmittance

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