Admissible Definition

ăd-mĭsə-bəl
adjective
Capable of being accepted; allowable.
Admissible evidence.
American Heritage
That can be properly accepted or allowed.
Admissible evidence.
Webster's New World
Worthy of admission.
American Heritage
That ought to be admitted.
Webster's New World

Capable or deserving to be admitted, accepted or allowed; allowable, permissible, acceptable.

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Origin of Admissible

  • From Middle French admissible

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Admissible Sentence Examples

  • How far, then, is such defence or explanation admissible and satisfactory?

  • However, only the facts of the first complaint were declared admissible by the Commission.

  • The lack of a defense challenge does not mean that the evidence becomes automatically admissible.

  • When two or more modes of accounting for a phenomena are equally admissible as not directly contradicted by known phenomena, it seems to Epicurus almost a return to the old mythological habit of mind when a savant asserts that the real cause is one and only one.

  • There was concern that some evidence, which would have assisted a defendant, could not have been made admissible under the existing rules.

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