Acceptation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCEPTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind reception; the sense in which a word, etc., is understood
• a particular sense or the generally recognized meaning (common acceptation) of a word or phrase.
• Acceptance; reception; favorable reception or regard; state of being acceptable.
• The meaning in which a word or expression is understood, or generally received; as, term is to be used according to its usual acceptation.
• acceptance as true or valid
• the accepted meaning of a word
• the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception
• a kind reception
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• acceptance; favorable reception or approval

Words related to ACCEPTATION

acceptations18

Words that contain ACCEPTATION

acceptations18 misacceptation22 misacceptations23

How to use ACCEPTATION in a sentence

• The working cowboy is seldom rich, even in the most generous acceptation of the term.
• Sentiment, in its broadest acceptation, is as essential to the true enjoyment and grace of life as mind.
• But the general acceptation of the word shuttle, as indicating those devices that pass bodily through the loop of upper thread, is, I venture to think, sufficiently correct.
• It has already been remarked, that questions of ultimate ends do not admit of proof, in the ordinary acceptation of the term.
• Her acceptation of the situation was, he thought, perfect.
• In fact, no pains had been spared to make these rooms comfortable in the highest acceptation of the word.
• The three years immediately ensuing, may be said, in the ordinary acceptation of the term, to have been the most active period of her life.
• I have since nearly completed the work, and hope to be able to submit it to Government before the end of this month in a form worthy of its acceptation.
• Was she then a flirt? Not at all, in the common acceptation of the word.
• I dare assert, that in the common acceptation, this is pure flattery.
• The Lord teach us to bring fear, that so we may find acceptation.
• According to the acceptation, in which I understand the term, we may account for so many places in the east being styled Petra.
• The term Alphi, from whence the Greeks formed Alphira, Alpheionia, and Alpheues, is in acceptation the same as Amphi.
• For some admit the proposition, but not in the proper acceptation of the terms.
• As for the German women, they are not naturally passionate in the ordinary emotional and imaginative acceptation of this word.
• On the acceptation or refusal of these terms, peace or war was to be determined.
• It is the highest point of the development of human nature itself, and, in this sense, it is natural and human in the highest acceptation of those terms.
• A picture of the age must be, in the highest acceptation of the word, a poem.
• He is not by any means a brilliant preacher, in the ordinary acceptation of the term.
• The first is the Exercise of Virtue, in the most general Acceptation of the Word.
• I use the term Old Red Sand Stone, in the acceptation of Messrs.
• The anger of its tone rescued the remark from intentional irony, which otherwise, probably, would have been its general acceptation.
• It is not my intention to lay before you a life of Faraday in the ordinary acceptation of the term.
• In the ordinary acceptation of the words, that is all over with me.
• Although providing for an increase of duties, the proposed law does not even come within the range of protection, in the fair acceptation of the term.
• Virtue, in the common acceptation of the term, as applied to the sex, is confined to that particular, you know.
• Your proposal has been heard, and, with some thanks for its fair intentions, it is refused without a hope of acceptation.
• Art, in its nobler acceptation, is an achievement, not an indulgence.
• She is one accepting and completing that thing creating acceptation.
• It was not the only objection that which they said talking, they said that that effort was the one that was not all of that acceptation.
• I use it in its scientific acceptation, and as expressing the opposite idea to property.
• Novelty, in its rigid acceptation, will not be found in any judicious production.
• Paul, I am your friend in the fullest acceptation of the word.
• This family consists of a son and daughter, who have been highly educated according to the general acceptation of the term.

Similar words containing ACCEPTA without suffix tion

acceptant15 acceptable18 acceptably21 acceptance18 acceptancy21 acceptants16 acceptances19 acceptancies20 acceptations18 unacceptable20 unacceptably23 unacceptance20 reacceptance20 acceptability24 nonacceptance21 unacceptances21 reacceptances21 acceptableness22 misacceptation22 nonacceptances22 acceptabilities23 misacceptations23 unacceptability26 acceptablenesse23 unacceptabiliti23 acceptablenesses24 unacceptabilities25

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