The Collaborative International Dictionary
Readmittance \Re`ad*mit"tance\ (-tans), n. Allowance to enter again; a second admission.
Wiktionary
n. The act of readmitting.
Usage examples of "readmittance".
This petition requested the readmittance of the banished Bonaparte family into France.
According to her, they would have to beg readmittance to their Ajahs, after serving a penance under her direct control.
She had gone to Talcoran and demanded readmittance to his bed, not because she wanted him, her husband, but because she had wanted Patric, and because her body had clamored for physical release from that need.
The basalt cat, the pride of the home, its excretory stroll along the quai concluded, now whined for readmittance outside the door.
I was informed by that hidebound body politic that I may apply again next term for readmittance in the fall, which may or may not be granted.
Dust-covered but with his head held high, he would stand before stern Naib Dhartha and demand readmittance to the community.
And in May 1989, Iraq engineered Egypt's readmittance to an Arab League summit for the first time in ten years.