That testimony might help convict him, but it would not be admissible in court.
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Admissible
/ədˈmɪsəbəl/
Synonyms for "admissible" (192 found)
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a proposabsoluteacceptablead remadducibleadequateadmissiveadmissoryagreeableall rightallowablealrightappertainingapplicableapplyingappositeappropriateaproposattestativeattestive
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Adjective(8 words)
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irrefutableirresistiblejustjustifiablelawfullegallegitimatelegitimizedlicitlogicalmaterialmoderatenot amissnot badnot half badnot so badnuncupativeokokayopen
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overwhelmingpardonablepassablepermissiblepertainingpertinentplausiblepossiblepresentablepresumptivepretty goodprobativequalifiedrationalreasonablereceivablereceptiblereceptiverecipientrelevantreliableremissiblerespectablesanctionablesanesatisfactorysensiblesignificantsoundsufficientsuggestivesuitablesuresymptomatictellingtenabletidyto the pointto the purposetolerableunexceptionableunobjectionablevalidvenialviablevindicablewarrantableweightywelcomingwell-arguedwell-foundedwell-groundedwholesomewith voicewith voteworkmanlikeworthy
Adjective(12 words)
legal conditionlegitimatematerialoptimalpermissibleproperqualifying score benchmarkqualifying termsoundunbeatableundominatedvalid
Noun(6 words)
Verb(1 words)
qualifying word
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7 entriesadjectivedecision theory termdescriptorevidentiary termlegal descriptorstatistical termtechnical term
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6 entriesadmissible dataadmissible estimatoradmissible evidenceadmissible heuristicadmissible solutionlegally admissible
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Such evidence is not generally admissible in court.
Source: tatoeba (10948768)
Moreover, the term [...] is well recorded in British and Australian sources from the 1840s onwards, while the earliest Anglo-Indian evidence only extends as far back as 1865 and so does not hold precedence. Thus, deriving the term from Hindustani is not chronologically admissible on present evidence.
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