admissibility
gb/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/ us/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/
C1
Inglês
Acepções
0 acepção
Substantivo
legal
C1
property
1
court acceptance of evidence
whether evidence can legally be used in court.
Padrão de uso:
admissibility of [evidence/testimony/a confession]
Erro comum:
Do not use it to mean simply "admission" to a place; in court it means whether evidence may be considered.
Sinônimos
acceptability (more general and less specifically legal)
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permissibility (formal; emphasizes being allowed by rules)
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allowability (technical or legal; less common in ordinary speech)
Antônimos
inadmissibility (the status of not being legally allowed as evidence)
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exclusion (the act or result of keeping evidence out of court)
Colocações
admissibility of evidence
|challenge the admissibility
|determine admissibility
|rule on admissibility
|question of admissibility
|admissibility ruling
|hearsay admissibility
|expert-testimony admissibility
|contest admissibility
|admissibility standards
Temas
law
|courts
|evidence
Exemplos
- The judge will decide the admissibility of the recording before the jury hears it.
- The defense challenged the admissibility of the confession, saying it was obtained unlawfully.
- Questions about the admissibility of expert testimony often arise before trial.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The court discussed the admissibility of the video.
- The judge ruled on the admissibility of the evidence.
Substantivo
formal
C1
property
2
acceptability under rules
whether something is accepted or allowed under formal rules.
Padrão de uso:
admissibility of [a claim/an application/an argument]
Erro comum:
In everyday speech, "whether it is allowed" or "acceptability" is usually more natural than "admissibility."
Sinônimos
acceptability (broader and more common in general contexts)
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permissibility (formal; focuses on being allowed)
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eligibility (used especially for people, applications, or benefits)
Antônimos
inadmissibility (the quality of not being acceptable under the rules)
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impermissibility (formal; the quality of not being allowed)
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ineligibility (used when someone or something does not meet requirements)
Colocações
admissibility of a claim
|admissibility of an appeal
|admissibility criteria
|admissibility requirements
|assess admissibility
|determine admissibility
|admissibility check
|procedural admissibility
|formal admissibility
Temas
administration
|law
|academia
|procedures
Exemplos
- The panel first examined the admissibility of the complaint.
- Late submissions will be reviewed for admissibility before they are considered.
- The policy sets out the admissibility criteria for requests made after the deadline.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The office checked the admissibility of my application.
- The team discussed the admissibility of late entries.
Substantivo
legal
C1
state
3
permission to enter or stay
whether a person is legally allowed to enter or stay in a country.
Padrão de uso:
admissibility to [a country/institution]; [criminal/medical/security] admissibility
Erro comum:
For schools or events, "admission" or "eligibility" is usually more natural than "admissibility" unless you are discussing formal rules.
Sinônimos
eligibility (more general; means meeting the requirements)
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entry permission (plainer phrase; focuses on being allowed to enter)
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entry clearance (official term in some immigration systems)
Antônimos
inadmissibility (the legal status of not being allowed to enter or stay)
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ineligibility (failure to meet requirements)
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exclusion (being kept out by legal or official decision)
Colocações
admissibility to Canada
|immigration admissibility
|criminal admissibility
|medical admissibility
|security admissibility
|admissibility requirements
|assess admissibility
|determine someone's admissibility
|border admissibility
|grounds of inadmissibility
Temas
immigration
|law
|government
|travel
Exemplos
- Immigration officers assess the admissibility of travelers at the border.
- A past conviction can affect a person's admissibility to another country.
- Applicants must provide medical records if officials have concerns about their admissibility.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The officer checked his admissibility at the airport.
- Her visa application raised questions about admissibility.
Gramática
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admissibility
AFI
GB/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/
US/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/
Sílabas e tonicidade
ad - miss - ib - il - ity (5 sílabas)
Stress on 4th syllable (il)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: admissibility
- Plural: admissibilities
Expressões
admissibility criteria
1/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti kɹaɪtˈɪɹiə/
fixed phrase
formal
standards for being accepted
the rules used to decide if something can be accepted.
Exemplos
- The grant notice lists the admissibility criteria for proposals.
- Several applications were rejected because they did not meet the admissibility criteria.
admissibility hearing
1/ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti hˈɪɹɪŋ/
fixed phrase
legal
hearing on legal admissibility
a meeting in court or with officials to decide if something or someone can be accepted legally.
Exemplos
- The judge scheduled an admissibility hearing for the new DNA evidence.
- At the admissibility hearing, the board considered whether the traveler could remain in the country.
question of admissibility
1/kwˈɛst͡ʃən əv ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/
fixed phrase
legal
issue about legal acceptance
a legal question about whether something can be accepted.
Exemplos
- The court treated the objection as a question of admissibility.
- Questions of admissibility must be resolved before the trial begins.
rules of admissibility
1/ɹˈulz əv ədmˌɪsɪbˈɪləti/
fixed phrase
legal
rules for accepting evidence
rules that say what evidence a court can use.
Exemplos
- The rules of admissibility differ between civil and criminal courts.
- The attorney argued that the emails failed to meet the rules of admissibility.