B2adverbacademic
US/ədˈmɪt.ɪd.li/
UK/ədˈmɪt.ɪd.li/
used when you accept that something is true, especially before adding a different point
In context
Admittedly, online courses are cheaper, but they offer less face-to-face contact.
The plan is admittedly expensive, yet it could save lives.
My first essay was, admittedly, not very good.
Words that go with admittedly
adverb + adjective
- admittedly trueThis is admittedly true for big cities, but not for rural areas.
- admittedly smallThe study used an admittedly small sample of fifty students.
- admittedly expensivePrivate tutoring is admittedly expensive, but many parents still choose it.
- admittedly difficultThe test was admittedly difficult, yet most students passed.
- admittedly limitedOur data is admittedly limited to one province.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Admittedly, I agree with you completely.Correct: Admittedly, your point has some truth, but I still disagree.