Synonyms for admissible
ædˈmɪs ə bəlad·mis·si·ble

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1. admissibleadjective

   Antonyms:
   inadmissible

2. admissibleadjective

   Antonyms:
   inadmissible

3. admissibleadjective

   Antonyms:
   inadmissible

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1. admissibleadjective

   deserving to be admitted

   "admissible evidence"

   Antonyms:
   inadmissible, impermissible

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1. admissibleadjective

   Synonyms:
   permissible, allowable, lawful, proper, justifiable, warrantable

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1. admissibleadjective

   Synonyms:
   allowable, permissible

   Antonyms:
   inadmissible

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1. List of paraphrases for "admissible":

   permissible, eligible, acceptable, allowable, receivable, responsive, inadmissible, repayable, qualifying, tolerable, admissibility, refundable, accepted, reimbursable

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1. Chris Fabricant:

   It has been admissible as evidence for more than 50 years and thousands have been convicted as a result.

2. Paul Callan:

   In criminal law, the police can't wire somebody up. They have to give you Miranda warnings if they're going to take a statement from you, however, if a civilian is tape recording you, as was the case here with HBO, that's admissible in court if it's relevant to the crime committed.

3. Chris Fabricant:

   This commission’s findings are incredibly significant because no other agency or scientific body has ever opined on the admissibility of bite mark analysis, it has been admissible as evidence for more than 50 years and thousands have been convicted as a result.

4. Phil Stinson:

   There's no peer-reviewed articles that would support this. ... It's not generally accepted by the scientific community, so it's something that in most courts would not be admissible as evidence.

5. Bruce Castor:

   Under Pennsylvania law, the statements of a suspect are not admissible until ... you can independently prove that a crime was committed, the basic problem always remained that we didn't have any forensics or anything to tell us what had happened because of the delay of a year between when the event occurred and when Andrea Constand came in to police.