C1noun 2K

Admission

🇬🇧 UK /["/ədˈmɪʃn/"]/ 🇺🇸 US /["/ədˈmɪʃn/"]/

Meaning of Admission

the act of accepting somebody into an institution, organization, etc.; the right to enter a place or to join an institution or organization

In simple words: The process of being allowed to enter a place or organization.

Admission in a sentence

• The admission policy of the university was recently updated to include more diverse applicants.
• She felt a sense of relief after her admission to the prestigious art school.
• His admission of guilt shocked everyone in the courtroom.
• The museum charge an admission fee for visitors on weekends.
• After much contemplation, he finally made his admission about the mistake.
• The admission rates for this year's incoming class are higher than ever.
• An admission ticket is required for entry into the concert.
• Her admission to the elite club was a significant achievement.

How to use Admission

Typically used in formal contexts such as schools, universities, and events. Avoid using in casual conversations where simpler terms like 'entry' might fit better.

Grammar pattern

admission + of object

Memory hint

Think 'admit' and 'mission' — gaining a mission to enter!

Related words

Collocations with Admission

• free
• half-price
• emergency
• apply for
• seek
• gain
• charge
• fee
• price
• on admission
• admission to
• clear
• frank
• full
• make
• admission of
• an admission of defeat
• an admission of failure
• an admission of guilt
• free
• half-price
• emergency
• apply for
• seek
• gain
• charge
• fee
• price
• on admission
• admission to

Synonyms for Admission

• entrance
• access
• permission
• acceptance
• entry

Opposites of Admission

• exclusion
• refusal

Common mistakes with Admission

• 'Admission' is often confused with 'admittance' — remember 'admission' is the process, while 'admittance' refers to being allowed in.
• Learners sometimes use 'admission' incorrectly in phrases like 'I admission to the concert' instead of 'I got admission to the concert.'
• 'Admission' is misused in informal contexts, using more casual words would be more appropriate.

Frequently asked questions about Admission

What does Admission mean?

The process of being allowed to enter a place or organization.

What is the definition of Admission?

the act of accepting somebody into an institution, organization, etc.; the right to enter a place or to join an institution or organization

How do you use Admission in a sentence?

The admission policy of the university was recently updated to include more diverse applicants.

Can you give another example of Admission?

She felt a sense of relief after her admission to the prestigious art school.

What are synonyms for Admission?

Common alternatives include entrance, access, permission, acceptance, entry.

What is the opposite of Admission?

Opposite meanings include exclusion, refusal.

What words go with Admission?

It commonly pairs with free, half-price, emergency, apply for, seek, gain, charge, fee, price, on admission, admission to, clear, frank, full, make, admission of, an admission of defeat, an admission of failure, an admission of guilt, free, half-price, emergency, apply for, seek, gain, charge, fee, price, on admission, admission to.

What are common mistakes when using Admission?

'Admission' is often confused with 'admittance' — remember 'admission' is the process, while 'admittance' refers to being allowed in. Learners sometimes use 'admission' incorrectly in phrases like 'I admission to the concert' instead of 'I got admission to the concert.' 'Admission' is misused in informal contexts, using more casual words would be more appropriate.

How do you pronounce Admission?

US: /["/ədˈmɪʃn/"]/, UK: /["/ədˈmɪʃn/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Admission?

Typically used in formal contexts such as schools, universities, and events. Avoid using in casual conversations where simpler terms like 'entry' might fit better.

What CEFR level is Admission?

"Admission" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.