Meaning & Definition of word "Inadmissible"

Inadmissible

/ˌɪnədˈmɪsəbl/

adjective:

  • 1. Not capable of being accepted or allowed, especially in a legal context.
    • Example: The court ruled that the evidence was inadmissible due to its improper collection.
  • 2. Not valid or acceptable; not permitted.
    • Example: His application was deemed inadmissible because it was submitted after the deadline.
  • 3. Unacceptable in a particular context or situation.
    • Example: The behavior displayed during the interview was considered inadmissible by the hiring committee.
  • 4. Excluded from consideration or entry.
    • Example: Certain documents were found to be inadmissible for the proceedings.
  • 5. Not fit to be allowed or received.
    • Example: Inadmissible claims can lead to delays in processing your request.

Etymology

From Latin 'inadmissibilis', meaning 'not to be admitted'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

inadmissible evidence:

Evidence that cannot be considered by a court.

inadmissible application:

An application that does not meet the necessary criteria for acceptance.

Related Words

admissible:

Capable of being admitted or allowed.

dismissible:

Capable of being dismissed or rejected.

Slang Meanings of inadmissible