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admissibly

/ədˈmɪsɪbli/ adv

in a manner that is admissible; acceptably

Word Origin Admissibly comes from 'admissible', which traces to Latin 'ad-' (to) and 'mittere' (to send). So admissible literally means 'able to be sent to' — allowed in. The same root 'mittere' gives us 'mission', 'admit', 'commit', 'permit', 'transmit', and 'missile'.

adv in a manner that is admissible; acceptably

The evidence was admissibly presented in court according to proper procedures.

(副词) 可接受地；可采纳地

证据按照正当程序在法庭上可被采纳地呈现。

(adverbio) admisiblemente; aceptablemente [de manera admisible; aceptablemente.]

La evidencia fue presentada de manera admisible en el tribunal según los procedimientos adecuados.

(adverbe) de manière admissible; de façon acceptable; recevablement [d'une manière admissible ou acceptable, conformément aux règles ou aux critères établis]

La preuve a été présentée de manière admissible devant le tribunal, selon les procédures établies.

(Adverb) zulässigerweise; statthafterweise [Auf eine Weise, die rechtlich oder sachlich zulässig ist; in akzeptabler oder anerkannter Form.]

Die Beweise wurden **admissibly** vor Gericht vorgelegt, indem alle Verfahrensvorschriften eingehalten wurden.

(副詞) 許容される方法で、容認できる形で

その証拠は適切な手続きに従って、法廷で法的に許容される形で提示された。

(advérbio) admissivelmente; aceitavelmente [de maneira admissível; aceitavelmente]

A prova foi apresentada de forma admissível no tribunal, de acordo com os procedimentos adequados.

Synonyms: acceptably permissibly allowably legitimately validly Antonyms: inadmissibly unacceptably impermissibly illegitimately
Word parts: ad + miss + ible + ly

Related words

inadmissible

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