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Choose the correctly spelt word:

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Words derived from Latin roots ending in '-mit' (like admit, permit, submit) often form adjectives with '-missible' (admissible, permissible) or '-missive' (submissive).
  • Addmissable
  • Admisible
  • Admissible
  • Addmissible
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation


Step 1: Understanding the Word:
The word means "acceptable or valid, especially as evidence in a court of law."

Step 2: Analyzing the Spelling:
The root is 'admit'. The adjective form uses '-ible', not '-able'. It also has a double 's'. The prefix 'ad-' is correct.
Let's check the options:
(A) Addmissable - Incorrect double 'd' and uses '-able'.
(B) Admisible - Incorrect, uses '-ible' but is missing the second 's'.
(C) Admissible - Correct spelling. It has a single 'd', double 's', and the '-ible' suffix.
(D) Addmissible - Incorrect double 'd'.

Step 3: Final Answer:
The correctly spelt word is Admissible.

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