admission
/ədˈmɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the act of allowing someone to enter a place or a situation, or the fact of being allowed to do so
“She gained admission to the exclusive club after a long wait.”
2. noun
the amount of money paid to enter a place or an event, or the payment for being in a place or an event
“The admission fee to the concert was expensive, but it was worth it.”
3. noun
the fact of being recognized or acknowledged as having a particular quality or status
“The government’s admission of wrongdoing was a major scandal.”
4. noun
a statement or confession, especially one that is reluctant or unwilling
“The politician’s admission of guilt was a surprise to the public.”
5. verb
to allow someone to enter a place or a situation
“She was admitted to the hospital after a car accident.”
6. verb
to acknowledge or confess something
“He admitted to making a mistake in his previous statement.”