ammissibile

admissible

adjective am-mees-SEE-bee-leh Rare

Also means

allowable

Usage Note

Ammissibile is a legal and formal term indicating that something is permissible, valid, or can be accepted: prova ammissibile (admissible evidence), ricorso ammissibile (admissible appeal). Its opposite is inammissibile. The noun form is ammissibilità. In everyday language, accettabile is a more neutral synonym.

Examples

"La prova non è ammissibile in tribunale."

Natural Translation

The evidence is not admissible in court.

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