Nonadmission

Pronunciation: /nɑnədˈmɪʃən/

Definitions of nonadmission

noun a refusal to admit or allow entry

Example Sentences

A1 Nonadmission to the event is not allowed without a valid ticket.

A2 The nonadmission of pets is clearly stated in the building's rules.

B1 The nonadmission of certain items is necessary for security reasons.

B2 Nonadmission to the university was a major setback for her academic career.

C1 The nonadmission policy was implemented to maintain order and safety.

C2 The nonadmission of students without proper documentation was strictly enforced by the school.

Examples of nonadmission in a Sentence

formal The nonadmission of students without proper documentation is a policy of the university.

informal They don't allow people in without the right papers, it's a nonadmission thing.

slang They're pretty strict about who gets in, no nonadmission allowed.

figurative Her nonadmission into the group left her feeling excluded and lonely.

Grammatical Forms of nonadmission

• past tense: nonadmitted
• plural: nonadmissions
• comparative: more nonadmission
• superlative: most nonadmission
• present tense: nonadmits
• future tense: will nonadmit
• perfect tense: have nonadmitted
• continuous tense: is nonadmitting
• singular: nonadmission
• positive degree: nonadmission
• infinitive: to nonadmit
• gerund: nonadmitting
• participle: nonadmitted

Origin and Evolution of nonadmission

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nonadmission' originated from the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' and the word 'admission' meaning 'the act of allowing someone to enter a place or join an organization'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'nonadmission' has continued to be used to refer to the act of not being allowed entry or acceptance into a particular place or group. The word has evolved to encompass a broader range of contexts beyond physical entry, such as exclusion from opportunities or privileges.