admission meaning

admission means 'the act of allowing someone to enter or a statement of truth'.

admission :

entry, acceptance

noun

▪ Admission to the museum is free.

▪ Entry to the museum is free.

▪ She gained admission to the school.

▪ She got entry to the school.

paraphrasing

▪ entry – the act of entering

▪ access – the right to enter

▪ acceptance – being allowed in

▪ entrance – the act of going in

Pronunciation

admission [ədˈmɪʃən]

The stress is on 'mis' and sounds like 'ad-mish-un'.

Common phrases and grammar about admission

admission - Common meaning

noun
entry, acceptance

Part of Speech Changes for "admission"

▪ admit (verb) – to allow entry or accept as true

▪ admissible (adjective) – allowed or accepted

Common Expressions with "admission"

▪ gain admission – to get entry

▪ free admission – no cost to enter

▪ admission fee – cost to enter

▪ admission ticket – ticket to enter

Important examples of admission in TOEIC

Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test

In TOEIC vocabulary questions, admission is often used to mean entry to events or places.

▪Admission to the event is by ticket only.
▪Entry to the event is by ticket only.

Example of a confusing word: permission (consent or authorization)

▪Permission to the event is by ticket only.
▪Authorization to attend the event is required.
"Admission" refers to the act of entering a place or event, often requiring a ticket or fee. In the sentence "Admission to the event is by ticket only," it correctly indicates that a ticket is necessary for entry. "Permission," however, means "consent" or "authorization" and is not used to describe entry into an event. Saying "Permission to the event is by ticket only" is incorrect because "permission" does not fit the context of entry requirements. Therefore, "admission" is the appropriate word choice.

Grammar examples from the TOEIC test

As a noun, admission often appears in grammar questions related to entry or acceptance.

▪Admission is required for the course.
▪Entry is needed for the course.

admission

Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC

gain admission

'get entry', used when talking about entering schools or events.

▪She gained admission to the university.
▪She got entry to the university.

open admission

means 'allowing anyone to enter', used in educational contexts.

▪The college has open admission.
▪The college lets anyone enter.

Differences between similar words and admission

admission

,

entry

differences

Admission refers to the act of allowing entry, while entry is the act of going in.

admission
▪Admission to the concert was expensive.
▪Entry to the concert was costly.
entry
▪The door allows entry to the room.
▪The door lets you go into the room.

admission

,

acceptance

differences

Admission is the act of being allowed in, while acceptance is being received positively.

admission
▪She received admission to the club.
▪His idea was received well.
acceptance
▪His idea gained acceptance.
▪His idea was received well.

Words with the same origin as admission

The origin of admission

admission comes from the Latin 'admittere', meaning 'to let in' or 'to allow entry'.

Word structure

It has the prefix ad (to), root mit (send), and suffix sion (noun), meaning 'to send to'.

Words with the same origin

The root of admission is mit (send). Words with the same root include transmit (to send across), permit (to allow).

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