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admittably

admittably adverb: in an admittable (admissible) way.

Adverb

admittably (not generally comparable, comparative more admittably, superlative most admittably)

  1. (not comparable, uncommon, usually) In an admittable (admissible) way.
    • These matters in recent years have admittably gotten out of hand.
    Synonyms:
    admissibly
    1. (not comparable, specifically, uncommon, usually, sentence adverb) In a way that can be conceded.
      • Admittably, in recent years these matters have gotten out of hand.

Synonyms of admittably

Forms of admittably

comparativemore admittably
superlativemost admittably

Origin of admittably

By surface analysis, admittab(le) + -ly, or, by surface analysis, admit + -ably.

Questions about admittably

What does admittably mean?
Admittably means in an admittable (admissible) way.
What part of speech is admittably?
Admittably is an adverb.

Words near admittably in the dictionary

  1. admissory
  2. admit
  3. admit defeat
  4. admits
  5. admittable
  6. admittably
  7. admittance
  8. admittances
  9. admittatur
  10. admittaturs
  11. admittaunce

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