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Allow in   /əlˈaʊ ɪn/   Listen
Allow in

verb
1.
Allow to enter; grant entry to.  Synonyms: admit, intromit, let in.  "This pipe admits air"






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"Allow in" Quotes from Famous Books



... cheerful familiarity, "winter crops looking well? There's a good show of green in the fields from my windows, as good as that land of yours will allow in heavy seasons." ...
— The Shaving of Shagpat • George Meredith

... sounds better, but they who are acquainted with the writings of the persons thus described, know that by establishing Christianity on internal proofs, they only mean the accepting those doctrines which they like, and which seem to them reasonable, and that though they allow in theory that revelation may contain what are technically called much above reason, yet in practice they reject the positive doctrines of Christianity (I mean especially the doctrines of the Trinity, the Atonement, the Mediation and Intercession of our Lord, ...
— History of Rationalism Embracing a Survey of the Present State of Protestant Theology • John F. Hurst

... more genuine. He was flattered by her preference, and he was bewildered by her cleverness. He liked to believe himself capable of interesting her, and without in the most remote degree desiring or anticipating an intrigue, he was ready to go as far as she would allow in his devotion. He was constantly tormented by a vague phantom of conquest, which danced with will-o'-the-wisp fantasy before him, and from day to day he endeavored to discover how deeply in love she was willing he should fall. ...
— The Philistines • Arlo Bates



Words linked to "Allow in" :   countenance, reject, permit, repatriate, readmit, let in, intromit, allow, let



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