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Meanings of admittedly in English

Portuguese
reconhecidamente

As acknowledged.

reconhecidamente
Usage of admittedly in English
1
Although, admittedly, it did include some who were too young to vote.
The Guardian
2
Everyone in research had undergone the treatment, which admittedly posed some problems.
The Vital Abyss
3
But that was admittedly far down the list of dangers they faced.
Cauldron of Ghosts
4
Both sides are equally guilty, admittedly, but the reality remains the same.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
5
Mistakes had been made, admittedly, but the Townsends were a good family.
Into the Water
6
There's something admittedly odd about watching photo-realistic-looking animals speak in everyday vernacular.
The Guardian
7
Miami has an admittedly large Hispanic population, but…but…a large chunk is Cuban.
The Guardian
8
It's made some people nervous and has, admittedly, given rise to anomalies.
The Daily Telegraph
9
Foster admittedly does a pretty good job of ratcheting up the suspense.
The Guardian
10
Her absences are quite long, admittedly, but we're always in constant communication.
One of our Thursdays is missing
11
That is admittedly an arduous and often too drawn out a process.
The Irish Times
12
The Rinks and bob run are admittedly among the best in Switzerland.
Ski-running
13
I'm off to score some Colombian, from the free coffee machine admittedly.
The Guardian
14
Or Castres, more competitive admittedly but well beaten at home by Wasps.
The Guardian
15
The other half is called Society, in which women are admittedly dominant.
What's Wrong with the World
16
And admittedly, you traveled a fair amount for that too, between films.
Honor thyself
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Ireland
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United States of America
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