1. allowed to be considered or accepted, especially as evidence in a court of law
Usage: legal
2. worthy of being admitted or allowed entry

Examples

• The judge ruled that the witness testimony was admissible evidence.
• Only students with passing grades are admissible to the honors program.
• The lawyer argued that the confession was not admissible in court.
• Her application was admissible because she met all the requirements.
• The DNA evidence was deemed admissible by the prosecution.
• Documents obtained illegally are generally not admissible in trial.