inadmissible
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- inadmissibility noun
- inadmissibly adverb
Etymology
Origin of inadmissible
First recorded in 1770–80; in- 3 + admissible
Example Sentences
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But a judge ruled it was inadmissible and the case was dropped.
From BBC
It said the Deputy Prosecutor General would "appeal the Helsinki District Court's decision to rule inadmissible" the charges of cable breaches outside Finnish waters.
From Barron's
The man's lawyer said he had been detained in the early hours of Tuesday and told Reuters news agency his extradition to Germany would be challenged as the war in Ukraine made the warrant inadmissible.
From BBC
Under the treaty, France agreed to take back migrants who had travelled to the UK by small boat and had their asylum claim withdrawn or declared inadmissible.
From BBC
Masud's lawyers have asked a federal court in Washington to rule the alleged confession inadmissible in advance of his trial in April next year.
From BBC
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