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Definitions for ACCEPT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to receive with favour
• give an affirmative answer to (an offer or proposal); say yes to
• say yes to a proposal of marriage from (a man)
• receive as adequate, valid, or suitable
• regard favourably or with approval; welcome
• (of a thing) be designed to allow (something) to be inserted or applied
• take upon oneself (a responsibility or liability); acknowledge
• tolerate or submit to (something unpleasant or undesired)
• consent to receive or undertake (something offered)
• believe or come to recognize (a proposition) as valid or correct
• To receive with a consenting mind (something offered); as, to accept a gift; -- often followed by of.
• To receive with favor; to approve.
• To receive or admit and agree to; to assent to; as, I accept your proposal, amendment, or excuse.
• To take by the mind; to understand; as, How are these words to be accepted?
• To receive as obligatory and promise to pay; as, to accept a bill of exchange.
• In a deliberate body, to receive in acquittance of a duty imposed; as, to accept the report of a committee. [This makes it the property of the body, and the question is then on its adoption.]
• consider or hold as true
• receive willingly something given or offered
• give an affirmative reply to; respond favorably to
• react favorably to; consider right and proper
• admit into a group or community
• take on as one\'s own the expenses or debts of another person
• tolerate or accommodate oneself to
• be designed to hold or take
• receive (a report) officially, as from a committee
• make use of or accept for some purpose
• be sexually responsive to, used of a female domesticated mammal
• receive willingly
ADJECTIVE:
• Accepted.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to receive willingly

Words related to ACCEPT

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Words that contain ACCEPT

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How to use ACCEPT in a sentence

• I could not possibly accept these things from a person to whom I can make no return.
• He is not a wise, I am sure he is not a patriotic, man who, at a crisis like the present, would accept office on conditions.
• But Washington declared that he would not accept office again.
• Prince Eggenberg at length received orders, for the third and last time, at any cost and sacrifice, to induce his friend, Wallenstein, to accept the command.
• Accept my best thanks for the copy of the novel you have sent me.
• At the conclusion, I urged all to accept Him as their Saviour.
• If the men of the house of Israel will not accept the peace you preach to them, said our Lord to His first apostles, then take that peace home to yourselves.
• This husband whom I so dreaded, whom I determined never to accept, was my Rivers.
• The decision of many a conscientious man hung wavering for a long time on the balance as he debated whether or not he could accept the new oath of allegiance.
• The idea that I would accept the office of President, but not that of Vice-President of the United States, had not its origin with me.
• If life had led him only to a cracked mug, at least he would accept that mug and use it as best he could.
• The Iranian believers refused to accept the all too familiar role of victims.
• Nosnibor was dead, and Zulora, an old maid of the most unattractive kind, who had persistently refused to accept Sunchildism, while Mrs.
• He most humbly begged him to stay at his palace, and to accept what little hospitality could be provided.
• It is even asserted that they constructed birds that would fly in and out of the window, a story rather difficult to accept.
• As he was an Abolitionist he said that he would accept only if Negroes were admitted on equal terms with other students.
• He ordered him to accept it with the formality and oath required by law.
• He must accept the situation, plead guilty and make a skilful defense.
• To be sure there were details he found it difficult to fully accept as true, but the girl certainly believed all she had told him.
• So he put on a brave face, pretended to accept the situation with contented calm, and talked as if Canada was the next street, and as if her going was entirely indifferent to him.
• In advising secession, many of them thought that by this means they could force the Northerners to accept their terms as the price of a restored Union.
• A patient who cannot touch his dinner at two, will often accept it gladly, if brought to him at seven.
• This reply, however, is now generally admitted to be one which it is impossible to accept in the case of religion for the simple reason that it does not account for the facts.
• But if you admit the first, I shall be far from solicitous whether you accept or refuse the last.
• Her appearance recommended her so well, that she was prevailed upon to remain and accept a situation in the family of Joseph A.
• Would she accept them? They were only three white roses, but there was more beauty in them than in all Mr.
• My brothers, let us be benign, and accept our place of honor.
• Hence, he concluded, the Lecompton constitution, formed without the consent of Congress, must be considered as a memorial or petition, which Congress may accept or reject.
• We have to do only with the facts that England was made to stand in the background and that she seemed at first disposed to accept the general verdict.
• After eating, I offered them six cents, but they refused to accept it.

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