The phrase "admitted words" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing words that have been acknowledged or accepted, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In his confession, he spoke of the admitted words that had haunted him for years."
Alternatives: "acknowledged terms" or "accepted phrases".
Unlike the Heian novelists, who rarely admitted words of Chinese origin into their works, the reciters of the Heike monogatari employed the contrasting sounds of the imported words to produce what has been acclaimed as the great classic of Japanese style.
They'll be an admitted words junkie, able to take a huge hit of "apocalyptic reversal of Earth's magnetic fields" and cough up lungfuls of "refreshing relaunch of long-stagnant polarity models!" And that's just for starters.
The original scoring system was developed according to "educated English usage" in the nineteen-thirties, but the current Scrabble word list admits words far beyond that usage.
Referring to disproportionate civilian casualties, Obama admitted: "No words or legal construct can justify their loss.
Lancaster admitted "sharp words" were spoken at half-time when England trailed 29-6 and Farrell delivered a terse verdict afterwards.
West Mercia Police said the Facebook user, aged in his 20s and from Shrewsbury, admitted using words or carrying out behaviour likely to stir up racial hatred.
Baudouin admitted that words used by Hicheur in the e-mails were "disturbing" but argued that his client never took any concrete steps toward a terrorist act.
During the trial, defense lawyer Patrick Baudouin admitted that words used by Hicheur in e-mails exchanged with Debchi were "disturbing," but he argued that his client never took any concrete steps toward a terrorist act.
He admitted that "words escaped him" when trying to understand why this incident had occurred.
In the next, he admitted his words were just spilling out far faster than the emotions could crystallize.
There, the doctor would conclude that I had kept the malaria hidden for some time and now needed to be admitted — a word my parents dreaded.
