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Admissibility

Definition

Admissibility refers to the quality or state of being admissible, that is, the ability to be accepted, allowed, or considered valid or worthy.

Part of Speech

Noun

Senses

Sense 1:

The quality of being accepted or valid in a legal or logical context.

Example sentences:

• The lawyer argued for the admissibility of the evidence in court.
• The forensic expert determined the admissibility of the report based on the scientific standards.
• The judge made a ruling on the admissibility of the witness's testimony.

Sense 2:

The quality of being permitted or allowed.

Example sentences:

• In some countries, the admissibility of firearms is strictly regulated.
• The university committee assessed the admissibility of the student's application based on their academic records.
• The security officer checked the admissibility of visitors at the entrance.

Usages

Popular Usage:

Admissibility is often used in legal and academic contexts, where it denotes the acceptance of evidence, testimonies, or arguments.

Local Usage:

In local discussions or community settings, admissibility may refer to the acceptance or eligibility of individuals or groups to participate in certain activities or organizations.

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