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admission

/əd'miʃn/
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Explanation of the Word "Admission"

Part of Speech: Noun

Usage Instructions:
  1. Right to Enter: When you talk about admission in the context of entering a place (like a concert or a museum), it often involves a fee.
  2. Acknowledgment: When you use admission to mean acknowledging something, it’s usually in situations where someone is confessing or accepting the truth about a situation.
Example Sentences:
  1. Right to Enter: "The admission fee for the museum is $10."
  2. Acknowledgment: "His admission of guilt surprised everyone."
Advanced Usage:
  • In Medical Context: "Admission" can refer to a patient being accepted into a hospital for treatment. For example, "The surgery was performed during her second admission to the clinic."
Word Variants:
  • Admit (verb): To allow someone to enter or to confess something.
    • Example: "They admitted him to the club after the interview."
  • Admittance (noun): The act of allowing someone to enter.
    • Example: "Admittance to the event was by invitation only."
Different Meanings:
  1. Entering a Place: The right to enter a venue, often in exchange for payment.
  2. Confession: A statement acknowledging the truth of something.
  3. Healthcare Context: Referring to a patient being accepted into a medical facility.
Synonyms:
  • Access: The ability to enter or make use of something.
  • Entry: The act of going into a place.
  • Confession: A formal statement admitting to something.
Idioms:
  • "Admission is the first step to recovery." This means that accepting a problem is necessary to begin solving it.
Phrasal Verbs:
  • While "admission" does not have specific phrasal verbs directly related to it, you might use verbs like "admit to" in phrases:
    • "He admitted to making a mistake."
Summary:

"Admission" is an important word in English that can describe both the act of entering a place and the act of acknowledging something true.

Noun
  1. the right to enter
  2. the fee charged for admission
  3. an acknowledgment of the truth of something
  4. the act of admitting someone to enter
    • the surgery was performed on his second admission to the clinic

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