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Meanings of intromit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "admit"
Examples for "admit"
1
This is a problem any responsible company needs to admit, and address.
2
However, only 46 per cent admit they're good at commercialising those ideas.
3
I thought of Cal's rule, one I'd come to admit made sense.
4
Despite the problems, few election administrators admit the certification process is inadequate.
5
We must admit, yesterday was a great day on the fashion scene.
1
Egypt has eased border controls to allow in construction materials, notably from Qatar.
2
Currently only medical staff in PPE are allowed in such a situation.
3
Access to the region remains tight, with no foreign journalists allowed in.
4
Attendance of funerals: This is also allowed in Level 4 of lockdown.
5
Other media who arrived later were not even allowed in the building.
1
One of them said: I don't really know who to let in.
2
However, 11 games later, they have let in just one more goal.
3
Today, he'd be over at the house to let in some workmen.
4
A new local tyre business and some rooms to let in Ballymun.
5
The first 100 were let in free as a gesture of goodwill.
Usage of intromit in English
1
You were to learn what you could of the Pretender's movements, and incidentally you were to intromit with certain of our settled agents at Versailles.
2
He that intromits, is criminal; he that intromits not, is innocent.
3
There were two leaks with the Intromit (one major and one minor).
Frequent collocations
Intromit through the time