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accept

Definition for accept

verb as in receive something given physically

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get, obtain, take, welcome

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acquire, gain, secure

verb as in allow into group

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admit, receive, welcome

verb as in believe the goodness, realness of something

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Daniel Thompson, managing director at KFR, said: "We've just got to get our message out there. The reuse sector is growing, is rapidly more accepted into society."

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“That is a risk we accept. We do fail … a lot.”

He made his first public appearance last week when he announced that he had accepted a Commonwealth appointment to help mediate in Tanzania's post-election unrest.

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"When we provide Swedish development aid, we also expect these countries to cooperate with us and accept their own citizens," he said.

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Others appeared to accept their fate: "I am sure we will get used to it but it is not intuitive at all."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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