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Meanings of admit no one in English

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Usage of admit no one in English
1
The queen had already retired to her study, and would admit no one.
Frederick the Great and His Court
2
Sir Walter is engaged, sir, and I have orders to admit no one.
The Thirty-Nine Steps
3
This was always at night-inthe day he slept and would admit no one.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
4
The servants had received strict orders to admit no one.
Father Goriot
5
The king has sternly commanded us to admit no one.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
6
Entering the brothel, she ordered Benignus to admit no one.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
7
Strict orders have been given to the guard to admit no one to the king.
The Refugees / A Tale of Two Continents
8
You'd better lock your door and admit no one.
The Dawn of All
9
Who else should it be, when I had your orders to admit no one else?
New Arabian Nights
10
Sit here: this is the key; admit no one. The Jews went out into the street.
Taras Bulba, and Other Tales
11
This was sorry food for hungry eyes; but Barbicane would admit no one to that operation.
From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon
12
I knew that the thing was tuned to our DNA signatures and would admit no one else.
The Hyperion Cantos
13
The absolutely safe course to take was to admit no one, friend or stranger, to our confidence.
The Legacy of Cain
14
You say you asked him to admit no one into the room but Sir Thomas and Lady Bolivick.
The Pomp of Yesterday
15
First he called to the office boy: "Lock the outer door, Archibald, and admit no one."
Whirligigs
16
The house was locked, the Indian servants having the Madame's orders to admit no one, on any pretense.
A Fascinating Traitor: An Anglo-Indian Story
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