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100 Other Words for “Admit”

February 22, 2026

100 Other Words for

No. Term Definition
1. Accede Agree to a request or demand.
2. Accredit Recognize officially as legitimate.
3. Acknowledge Accept as true or valid.
4. Acquiesce Agree reluctantly without protest.
5. Allow Permit or let happen.
6. Announce Make known publicly.
7. Answer for Take responsibility for something.
8. Appreciate Recognize the value or significance.
9. Avow State or assert openly.
10. Bare Reveal something previously hidden.
11. Bear witness Testify to what was seen or known.
12. Blurt out Say suddenly without thinking.
13. Book in Register or record on arrival.
14. Break down Lose control and disclose truth.
15. Bring to light Reveal or uncover information.
16. Capitulate Surrender; cease resisting.
17. Cave in Yield under pressure.
18. Cede Give up rights or control.
19. Certify Confirm formally as true.
20. Check in Register upon arrival.
21. Claim State something as fact.
22. Come clean Confess honestly and fully.
23. Concede Admit reluctantly; grant a point.
24. Confess Admit wrongdoing or a secret.
25. Confide Reveal privately to someone trusted.
26. Confirm Verify or establish as true.
27. Convey Communicate or make known.
28. Cop a plea Plead guilty to lesser charge.
29. Cop to Admit, often reluctantly.
30. Cough up Reluctantly produce or reveal.
31. Credit Acknowledge as due or deserved.
32. Declare State clearly and formally.
33. Disclose Make secret information known.
34. Divulge Reveal private or sensitive information.
35. Embrace Accept willingly or enthusiastically.
36. Endorse Approve or support openly.
37. Enroll Register as a member.
38. Enter Record or put into a list.
39. Entertain Consider as possible or true.
40. Expose Reveal something concealed.
41. Fess to Admit to a fault or act.
42. Fess up Confess, often after pressure.
43. File Submit officially for record.
44. Fork over Hand over reluctantly.
45. Give access Allow entry or use.
46. Give away Reveal unintentionally; betray.
47. Give in Stop resisting; yield.
48. Grant Agree to; concede as true.
49. Grant entry Allow someone to enter.
50. Grant leave Permit; give authorization.
51. Grant passage Allow to pass through.
52. Grant that Concede a point in argument.
53. Hold out Offer or present for acceptance.
54. Let in Allow to enter.
55. Let on Reveal or hint knowledge.
56. Let pass Allow without objection.
57. Let slip Reveal unintentionally.
58. License Authorize officially.
59. List Register formally for entry.
60. Make known Reveal or communicate information.
61. Mention Refer to; bring up.
62. Open up Reveal feelings or information.
63. Own up Admit responsibility or guilt.
64. Permit Allow; give permission.
65. Proclaim Announce publicly and officially.
66. Profess State openly; declare belief.
67. Proffer Offer for acceptance.
68. Provide access Allow entry or use.
69. Put forward Propose or present for consideration.
70. Put on record State officially for documentation.
71. Ratify Approve formally; confirm.
72. Recognize Accept as true or valid.
73. Register Enroll or record officially.
74. Relent Become less strict; yield.
75. Relinquish Give up control or claim.
76. Remit Send or hand over payment.
77. Render Give or deliver formally.
78. Report Give an account of events.
79. Reveal Make known; disclose.
80. Say Express in words.
81. Set forth Present formally or clearly.
82. Show Make evident or visible.
83. Sign off on Approve or authorize formally.
84. Sign on Agree to join or accept.
85. Sing Inform to authorities; betray.
86. Spill Reveal confidential information.
87. Spill the beans Disclose a secret.
88. State Express clearly in words.
89. Submit Yield; also present for approval.
90. Subscribe to Accept or endorse an idea.
91. Surrender Give up; yield to another.
92. Swallow Accept reluctantly.
93. Take responsibility Accept blame or duty.
94. Take the blame Accept fault for something.
95. Tell on Report someone’s wrongdoing.
96. Testify Give evidence under oath.
97. Throw in the towel Give up; concede defeat.
98. Tip off Give advance warning or info.
99. Tolerate Allow without interference.
100. Turn oneself in Surrender to authorities voluntarily.

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