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accepting
adjective as in acceptant
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adjective as in believing
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adjective as in credulous
adjective as in forgiving
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adjective as in listening
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adjective as in receiving
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noun as in acceptance
noun as in assumption
noun as in assumption
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noun as in confirmation
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noun as in credence
noun as in getting
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noun as in OK
noun as in postulation
noun as in presupposition
noun as in validation
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Example Sentences
“Lately, a lot of professional people have an opinion of what people should and shouldn’t do, what they should and shouldn’t like, how they should dress,” she said while accepting her award.
In others, companies have been eating those costs and accepting lower profits, the Fed said.
To them, he is something to gawk at while patting themselves on the back for “accepting” him.
A handful of schools—including Columbia, University of Chicago and Northwestern—started accepting something called a “Dialogues” report this fall from a peer-tutoring site.
GLAAD’s research suggests that audiences have become more accepting over the last 20 years due to watching diverse casts and stories.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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