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admissive

/ædmˈɪsɪv/ adj

Tending to admit or allow.

Word Origin From Latin ad- 'to, toward' and mittere 'to send' — so admissive literally means 'sending toward,' allowing entry. The root mittere is a powerhouse: it gives us admit (send to), permit (send through), transmit (send across), and mission (something sent). The idea of 'sending' is central to all these words.

adj Tending to admit or allow.

The university has an admisive policy toward students from diverse backgrounds.

(形容词) 容许的；接纳的 【容许性的】

这所大学对来自不同背景的学生采取接纳政策。

(adjetivo) Que tiende a admitir o permitir.

La universidad tiene una política abierta hacia estudiantes de diversos orígenes.

(adjectif) qui tend à admettre ou à autoriser ; ouvert, tolérant

L'université a une politique d'admission ouverte envers les étudiants issus de divers horizons.

(Adjektiv) zulassend; einräumend [Dazu neigend, etwas zuzulassen oder zu gestatten.]

Die Universität verfolgt eine **admissive** Politik gegenüber Studierenden aus unterschiedlichen Hintergründen.

(形容詞) 受け入れや許可をする傾向がある。

その大学は多様な背景を持つ学生に対して寛容な方針を持っている。

(adjetivo) permissivo [Tendente a admitir ou permitir.]

A universidade tem uma política permissiva em relação a estudantes de diversas origens.

Synonyms: permissive accepting receptive open tolerant allowing liberally inclusive Antonyms: exclusive restrictive rejective disapproving

Related words

mission missionary transmission submission permission commission admission emission omission remission promise

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