Readmitir

Readmitir is a Spanish verb meaning to admit again or to reinstate someone or something into a group, institution, or arrangement after a period of exclusion. It is transitive and typically used with a direct object referring to the person or entity being allowed entry or reinstatement, such as a student, employee, member, or patient.

Etymology: from re- (again) + admitir (to admit), with sense development toward permission to re-enter. It is a regular -ir verb.

Conjugation: Present tense forms are readmito, readmites, readmite, readmitimos, readmitís, readmiten. The past participle is readmitido, used with haber to form compound tenses (ha readmitido). The gerund is readmitiendo. Imperative forms include readmite (tú), readmita (usted), readmitid (vosotros), readmitan (ustedes), readmitamos (nosotros).

Usage: Common in education, employment, clubs, and healthcare contexts. Examples: la universidad readmitió al estudiante tras la apelación. la empresa readmitió al empleado. el hospital readmitió al paciente al día siguiente. Readmitir puede expresar tanto la reincorporación temporal tras una sanción como la readmisión permanente a un programa.

Notes: Readmitir se usa a menudo en contraste con reingresar o reintegrar, según el contexto. El adjetivo correspondiente es readmitido. Verbos relacionados incluyen reintegrar, reincorporar y reingresar.