let in
intromit
give
tattletale
enlighten
adhibit
permit
inletting
'low
have it
vocative
own up
turn in
drop a dime on someone
believe
fess up
cut someone loose
deign
concede
confess
profess
admission
admit
fork over
deliver
fork out
accepter
acknowledgement
hand over
render
fork up
acknowledgment
sell
talk someone into something
admittance
allow
mell
acceptant
plight
keep one's counsel
play
tell on
sit still
denying
put one’s hands up
wring out
give someone his head
accept
put one's hand up
introreception
avouch
caveat
talk someone out of something
mean
tip
hand in
prompt
will
offeror
readmission
present
offerer
deprive
turn away
give the time of day
outbuy
refute
amenable
inlet
swipe right
take someone at their word
rebukingly
pass off
assurance
persuade
abandonment
transigent
admitter
play fast and loose
consenting
give over
pledge
suspect
forsaking
receive
desertion
grant
like it or lump it
trust someone to
dismissably
take something as it comes
vouchsafe
license

English words for 'To let someone or something come in; to admit someone or something in.'

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