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admissibleness

/ədˈmɪsəbəɫnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being admissible.

Word Origin From Latin 'ad-' (to) and 'mittere' (to send)—so to admit is to 'send to,' to let in. Admissibleness is the quality of being able to be let in. The root 'mittere' is prolific: 'mission', 'transmit', 'submit', 'remit'. The PIE root *mei- meant 'to change, exchange', so sending involves a change of place.

noun The state or quality of being admissible. countable

The admissibleness of the evidence was debated in court.

(名词) 可接受性；可采纳性

证据的可采纳性在法庭上引起了争论。

(sustantivo) admisibilidad [El estado o cualidad de ser admisible; admisibilidad.]

La admisibilidad de la evidencia fue debatida en la corte.

(nom) admissibilité; recevabilité [État ou qualité de ce qui est admissible.]

L'admissibleness de la preuve a été débattue au tribunal.

(Substantiv) Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, zulässig zu sein; die Eignung, in einem bestimmten Kontext (z. B. vor Gericht) akzeptiert zu werden.

Die **admissibleness** des Beweismaterials wurde vor Gericht diskutiert.

(名詞) admissible（許容できる、認めることができる）である性質や状態。証拠や申請などが公式に受け入れるに値する状態。

証拠の許容可能性は法廷で議論された。

(substantivo) admissibilidade [O estado ou qualidade de ser admissível.]

A admissibilidade da evidência foi debatida no tribunal.

Synonyms: admissibility acceptability permissibility validity legitimacy eligibility allowance tolerability Antonyms: inadmissibility unacceptability impermissibility invalidity
Word parts: ad + miss + ible + ness

Related words

inadmissible

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