Admittance Meaning in English
word
ədˈmɪtəns
ud-MIT-uhns
ɐdmˈɪtəns
ud-MIT-uhns
Definition
The act of being allowed to enter a place, or permission to enter.
Usage & Nuances
'Admittance' is formal and often used in official contexts, like legal notices or institutional rules ('No admittance'). It is a synonym of 'admission', but 'admission' can also refer to acceptance into a program or acknowledging the truth. Common in signs ('No admittance beyond this point').
Spanish: entrada - admisiónPortuguese (BR): entrada - admissãoPortuguese (PT): entrada - admissãoChinese (Simplified): 进入权 - 入场许可Chinese (Traditional): 進入權 - 入場許可Hindi: प्रवेश - प्रवेशाधिकारArabic: دخول - إذن الدخولBengali: প্রবেশাধিকার - প্রবেশের অনুমতিRussian: допуск - вход (разрешение)Japanese: 入場許可 - 入場権Vietnamese: sự cho phép vào - quyền vào cửaKorean: 입장 허가 - 출입 허가Turkish: giriş izniUrdu: داخل ہونے کی اجازت - داخلہIndonesian: izin masuk - hak masuk
Example Sentences
No admittance beyond this door.
basic
He was denied admittance to the concert.
basic
Children must have a ticket for admittance.
basic
I waited outside for ten minutes before they finally granted me admittance.
natural
Without proper ID, admittance will not be allowed.
natural
The sign at the gate says 'Staff only - no admittance to visitors.'
natural