Admissibility
noun
The quality of being accepted or allowed, especially in a court of law.
The judge is the one who decides on the admissibility of evidence in a court case.
Often appears as...
- admissibility of evidence
- test the admissibility
noun
The quality of being relevant or suitable.
The admissibility of a particular strategy is often discussed in business meetings.
Often appears as...
- consider the admissibility
- debate the admissibility
noun
The quality of being possible or capable of being done.
In computer science, we often talk about the admissibility of an algorithm or a solution.
Often appears as...
- determine the admissibility
- discuss the admissibility
Usage tips
Technical
noun
The quality of being accepted or allowed, especially in a court of law.
The judge is the one who decides on the admissibility of evidence in a court case.
Often appears as...
- admissibility of evidence
- test the admissibility
noun
The quality of being relevant or suitable.
The admissibility of a particular strategy is often discussed in business meetings.
Often appears as...
- consider the admissibility
- debate the admissibility
noun
The quality of being possible or capable of being done.
In computer science, we often talk about the admissibility of an algorithm or a solution.
Often appears as...
- determine the admissibility
- discuss the admissibility
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when discussing what can be considered as valid evidence in a legal scenario.
The lawyer debated the admissibility of the new testimony.
Pro Tip 2/3Courtroom Language
Most common in legal discussions; not used in everyday conversation.
The admissibility of the document will be crucial for the case.
Pro Tip 3/3Judge's Decision
Emphasizes that the judge is the ultimate authority on what's admissible.
He questioned whether the judge would affirm the admissibility of the emails.
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when discussing what can be considered as valid evidence in a legal scenario.
The lawyer debated the admissibility of the new testimony.
Pro Tip 2/3Courtroom Language
Most common in legal discussions; not used in everyday conversation.
The admissibility of the document will be crucial for the case.
Pro Tip 3/3Judge's Decision
Emphasizes that the judge is the ultimate authority on what's admissible.
He questioned whether the judge would affirm the admissibility of the emails.
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Used when discussing what can be considered as valid evidence in a legal scenario.
The lawyer debated the admissibility of the new testimony.
Pro Tip 2/3Courtroom Language
Most common in legal discussions; not used in everyday conversation.
The admissibility of the document will be crucial for the case.
Pro Tip 3/3Judge's Decision
Emphasizes that the judge is the ultimate authority on what's admissible.
He questioned whether the judge would affirm the admissibility of the emails.
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