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1. to own up to something (generally negative) that one has done, for example, to admit guilt in a court of [[law]]. | 1. to own up to something (generally negative) that one has done, for example, to admit guilt in a court of [[law]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:02, July 13, 2016
To admit means:
1. to own up to something (generally negative) that one has done, for example, to admit guilt in a court of law.
2. to allow someone to enter a location or event.