Admit
Admit verb - To accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly.
Rejects
Both words in one sentence
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Austin Powers may happily admit to being a swinging Lovable Sex Maniac who engages in unprotected sex with multiple women, but at least he gets that he shouldn't force himself on a woman who rejects his advances, unlike the "a bit rapey" Sean Connery.
- He claims to have done it out of remorse for essentially playing God, but if your persuasion skills are good enough you can get him to admit that he did it out of petty jealousy: ironically, his body rejects all but the simplest augmentations, so he is taking out his jealousy on everyone else.
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Mike is painfully aware of his LEC status, and secretly resents it — so much so that by the time Lucy's Character Development has made her less abusive and willing to admit her feelings, he rejects them, having been worn down into someone who's a lot less nice.
Source: Living Emotional Crutch
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