admettre (1324-25)
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admettre (1324-25)

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  FEW:  admittere 24,168a Gdf:  ametre 1,264c GdfC:  admettre 8,33c TL: ametre 1,350 DEAF:  admetre  DMF:  admettre  TLF:  admettre  OED:  admit v.  MED:  admitten v.  DMLBS:  admittere 1 32c
admetter;  admitter,  admittre;  amitter  

v.a.

1to admit, permit, allow: 
( 1397 )  le roy […] voet […] qe nul des freres […] passe la meer sanz congé […]; ne q’il n’admitte nulle exemption  iii 342
♦eccl.to admit, accept (to a benefice): 
( 1399 )  Richard nadgairs roy d'Engleterre [...] presenta un Thomas Stokkes soun fitz [...] a l'esglise de Middeltoun [...]: par vertue du quel presentement le dit Thomas le fitz fut admys, institut et induct […]  iii 444
( 1407; MS: s.xv1 )  nous vous prions […] que vous plese admetter le dit Johan a dite esglise et luy enstituer  381.316.7
♦lawto admit, allow: 
( 1469 )  issint que il ad un foitz apperé et amitté un cesser  i 66
( 1488-89 )  ilz amyttent auctorité et poair a le defendant pur respondere pur eux  ii 137
admettre a, de (+inf.)
1 to admit, permit, allow ... to: 
( 1324-25 )  e ja soit la [sic] dit monsire Otes a sa dite garde retourné, e admys ilesqes munsire Gerard Dorme a demorer son lyutenaunt  i 419
♦ law to admit, permit, allow ... to (present a case): 
( 1489 )  le roy ad admit luy de suer  222
estre admis de (+inf.)
1law(in presenting a case) to be admited, permitted (by the judge, legal system, etc.) to: 
( 1421 )  qe le defendant soit admiz de prendre excepcioun al jurisdiccion de court  iv 156
( 1444 )  Et qe les defendauntz […] ne soient admis de gager lour ley  v 104
amettre  admission  admittance 
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