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Meanings of gain admittance in English
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Usage of gain admittance in English
1
As a European I can gain admittance to their home and table.
2
Several persons had crowded around the door, but none could gain admittance.
3
Forsake your palaces, and haste ye to gain admittance into His Kingdom.
4
Her husband several times attempted to gain admittance, but was resolutely refused.
5
Cimarron, who could sometimes gain admittance as a horse-boy, was kicked out.
6
This follows the group's attempt last fall to gain admittance to the meeting.
7
For myself, it was out of the question to gain admittance.
8
This will enable you to gain admittance into the all-highest Paradise.
9
By what further right or benefit I expected to gain admittance.
10
The first thing to be done was to gain admittance to some good office.
11
What are the reasons for the different knocks at the door to gain admittance?
12
No other female was to gain admittance to that august body for nearly a century.
13
He stayed for some days in Ajmere, but could never gain admittance to the house.
14
With the password I would gain admittance, and there would wait for Laputa and Henriques.
15
Beaufort waited on the Prince and was well received, but I could not gain admittance.
16
He looked at a door, the fastening of which Andy had broken to gain admittance.
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