To admit or accept jointly with another person or entity; to acknowledge something together.
From co- (together) + admit (from Latin admittere: ad- 'to' + mittere 'to send'). The word combines the collaborative prefix with the verb meaning to allow entrance or acknowledge truth. It emerged in academic and legal contexts.
Universities use 'coadmit' when they accept two people together under special circumstances, like twins or legacy applicants. It reveals how institutional language needs precise terms for shared decisions that individual action can't quite capture.
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