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admittedlyad‧mit‧ted‧ly /ədˈmɪtɪdli/ ●○○ adverb [sentence adverb]   - Admittedly I didn't get as much work done as I'd hoped this morning, but it should be finished soon.
- Yes, I have studied Japanese - though not for long, admittedly.
- But I graduated and took a job with a law firm in Worcester, admittedly through family connections.
- But these were kept in a tall airy room, admittedly with a double door, in locked heavy glass cases.
- He certainly helped to reshape a world whose future was admittedly hard to predict.
- None of them have the time, admittedly, but most are also lacking the aptitude.
- Not very funny admittedly - but true.
- The other three people all run around screaming - quite fast, admittedly, but you would hardly call it scuttling.
- Though admittedly I did feel a brief uneasiness when I remembered that odd floating movement of Sergia's.
what you say when you admit that something is true► it's true that say this when you admit that what someone has said is true, but you want to add something new or different that is also important: · Of course it's true that a lot of men like beer and football, but this doesn't mean that they all do. · It's true that there have been some very serious train accidents recently, but it's generally quite a safe way to travel. ► admittedly · Admittedly I didn't get as much work done as I'd hoped this morning, but it should be finished soon. · Yes, I have studied Japanese - though not for long, admittedly. used when you are admitting that something is true:  This has led to financial losses, though admittedly on a fairly small scale. |