Admit
Effect
Effect verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).
Common collocations
| state | admit state | effect state |
| relationship | admit relationship | effect relationship |
| way | admit way | effect way |
| actions | admit actions | effect actions |
| Other words: times. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Kilk admit he's been experiencing similar memory loss as well and thinks it's a side effect of their Resurrective Immortality.
Source: The Fog of Ages -
The unintentional effect was that he became a literal censor decoy, as the folks doing the DVD commentary admit to a very violent opening act.
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A team-up between Superman and Captain Marvel ended with them both attempting this and refusing to admit the other was having any effect, while Mary and Freddy rolled their eyes in the background.
Source: Crushing Handshake
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