Admit
Present
Present verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In the present, Tate can't bring himself to admit that he's a mass-murderer, Constance can't bring herself to admit that Tate is her son, and the birth of the Antichrist ultimately comes about because Vivien unknowingly has sex with Tate.
Source: Central Theme / Live-Action TV - If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told how often he uses the word "calibrations".
Source: Do I Really Sound Like That? -
When he reads the protagonist the riot act for giving up on Soryu without even trying to tell him how she feels, however, everyone present has to admit that he's entirely right.
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