admissory (Meaning)
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admissory (a.)
Pertaining to admission.
Synonyms & Antonyms of admissory
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admissory Sentence Examples
- The judge issued an admissory statement, allowing the new evidence to be presented in court.
- The professor delivered an admissory lecture, explaining the criteria for acceptable research proposals.
- The company issued an admissory memo to all employees, informing them of the new workplace policies.
- The school sent out an admissory notice, reminding students about the upcoming examination schedule.
- During the meeting, the manager provided an admissory update on the project's progress.
- The lawyer submitted an admissory affidavit, supporting the client's claim with relevant documents.
- In the orientation session, the coordinator gave an admissory talk about the code of conduct for volunteers.
- The government issued an admissory press release, urging citizens to follow safety protocols during the pandemic.
- The principal issued an admissory letter to parents, outlining the school's approach to student discipline.
- Before the trial began, the prosecutor presented an admissory argument, justifying the inclusion of certain evidence.
FAQs About the word admissory
Pertaining to admission.
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No antonyms found.
The judge issued an admissory statement, allowing the new evidence to be presented in court.
The professor delivered an admissory lecture, explaining the criteria for acceptable research proposals.
The company issued an admissory memo to all employees, informing them of the new workplace policies.
The school sent out an admissory notice, reminding students about the upcoming examination schedule.
