admission

an admission of guilt.

the country's admission to the UN.

admission is by ticket only.

an applicant for admission to a school

admission by invitation only

Admission by ticket only.

an ingenuous admission of responsibility.

an application for admission (to school)

an unwitting admission of guilt.

The admission to the movie was five dollars.

the gallery charges an admission fee.

the resignations were tantamount to an admission of guilt.

an ad interim admissions committee;

Admission to the concert costs ￡5.

He gained admission into the association.

He made an admission that he was the thief.

her admission to the club; China's admission to the United Nations).

Admission is obtained by written application.

That is not an admission of guilt.

Israeli officials would not discuss medical admissions from Gaza.

Meanwhile, hospitals are buckling under surging admissions.

Therefore, there will be no admission of guilt.

Your uncle--Harold, is it-- who arranged your admission.

The agreement is not an admission of liability by 3M.

Court documents show no admission of liability by the Prince.

Ernest Cartledge oversees the admission of international students at Montgomery College.

You know, Michel, still, this is quite an admission for Iran.

Separately, the NAACP opened a campaign to end legacy admissions nationwide.