admit of something

His spirit was too great to admit of such a thought.

Its position was such as to admit of easy approach from all sides.

And what do we call the principle which does not admit of death?

As to your coming here, that may admit of some doubt.

Still, a hair will admit of comparison as to its size.

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The next problem was, he admits, entirely of his own making.

Would they admit of any construction but the one which stared me in the face?

He admitted this painful truth to no one, of course.

Faith stood sufficient to itself and did not admit of fact.