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Meanings of admittance in English
Usage of admittance in English
1
A couple of dozen happy mortals have gained admittance in the rush.
2
At a door in the upper passage an officer denied them admittance.
3
He finds the gates locked, and may clamour for admittance in vain.
4
Laura was again sent to tell me; and was again denied admittance.
5
He must obtain admittance to the convivial table and the domestic hearth.
6
I need not have shut my doors; not a soul demanded admittance.
7
I have been refused admittance repeatedly-bothin person and when I wrote.
8
His anxious mother was at the door in an instant, demanding admittance.
9
The citizens were not ripe for revolt, and refused the army admittance.
10
On visiting the State Penitentiary, the keeper hesitated about allowing me admittance.
11
Upon the fourth day he called to her and knocked for admittance.
12
Until they were dressed properly there was no admittance to the stranger.
13
On the morrow Richard learnt that Hubert Eldon had been refused admittance.
14
Perhaps to act a part, and pay the admittance with their heads.
15
The door was locked, and her demands for admittance brought no response.
16
As a European I can gain admittance to their home and table.
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Translations for admittance
Russian
Admittance through the time
Admittance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common