Admit
Admit verb - To accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly.
Keep in mind and admit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Keep in mind" instead a verb "Admit".
Keep in mind
Admit and keep in mind are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Admit" instead a verb phrase "Keep in mind".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- recognize and admit
- recognize and keep in mind
- grant and admit
- grant and keep in mind
- hold and admit
- hold and keep in mind
- entertain and admit
- entertain and keep in mind
- acknowledge and admit
- acknowledge and keep in mind
- concede and admit
- concede and keep in mind
- have and admit
- have and keep in mind
Both terms in one sentence
- Keep in mind however that Lancelot is the narrator's hated rival, and the narrator does admit to bending the truth of the story on a few occasions...
Source: Badass on Paper - Bon Bon has no choice but to admit while sighing dreamily- and keep in mind that this version of Bon Bon is Lyrasexual.
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Then there's Spider-Man's conversation with Venom in the second game (keep in mind this is the third Venom and the former Scorpion).Spider-Man: Admit it, Mac, you miss the 7 foot long tail.
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