admittedly in Italian
admittedly in Italian is dichiaratamente, innegabilmente — admittedly means used to acknowledge that something is true, often before making a contrasting point.
admittedly in Italian
dichiaratamente
(conjunctive) Signals a concession followed by a counterpoint usually headed by but.
innegabilmente
(conjunctive) Signals a concession followed by a counterpoint usually headed by but.
What does "admittedly" mean?
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adv Used to acknowledge that something is true, often before making a contrasting point.
"Admittedly, the plan has flaws, but it is still our best option."
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admittedly in a sentence
- Admittedly, the plan has flaws, but it is still our best option.
- The house is, admittedly, a little small for a family of five.
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What is "admittedly" in Italian?
"admittedly" in Italian is dichiaratamente, innegabilmente. admittedly means: Used to acknowledge that something is true, often before making a contrasting point.
How do you use "admittedly" in a sentence?
Example: "Admittedly, the plan has flaws, but it is still our best option." In Italian, "admittedly" is dichiaratamente, innegabilmente.
Are there other ways to say "admittedly" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "admittedly": dichiaratamente, innegabilmente.
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