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Definition of accepting :
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Synonyms:
approving (part of speech: verb)
authorizing, authenticating, confirming, permitting, underwriting, approbating
consenting (part of speech: verb)
resigning (part of speech: verb)
resigning, retiring, abandoning, ceasing, relinquishing, abdicating, renouncing, rejecting, disclaiming, terminating, discontinuing, vacating, withdrawing, surrendering
complying (part of speech: verb)
bending, observing, complying, respecting, yielding, adhering, bowing, knuckling under, obeying, succumbing, genuflecting, deferring, kowtowing, caving, ceding, fulfilling
agreeing (part of speech: verb)
blessing, contracting, empathizing, affirming, conforming, welcoming, pledging, agreeing, acquiescing, cooperating, stipulating, approving, capitulating, acceding, assenting, promising, endorsing, sanctioning, consenting, concurring
affirming (part of speech: verb)
contending, setting down, proclaiming, acknowledging, certifying, pronouncing, attesting, expressing, claiming, professing, submitting, declaring, sustaining, stating, asserting, propounding, corroborating, ratifying, adjuring, verifying, validating, supporting, warranting, maintaining, averring, assuring, avouching, testifying
receiving (part of speech: verb)
eating, assimilating, pocketing, inhaling, ingesting, accessing, getting, absorbing, devouring, engorging, swallowing, gulping, gobbling, acquiring, taking, inspiring, receiving, admitting
believing (part of speech: verb)
believing, surmising, gathering, taking for granted, understanding, assuming, concluding, presuming, supposing, trusting, judging, giving faith, putting faith in, crediting, deeming, holding
obeying (part of speech: verb)
Usage examples:
- Man put them here to suit his own ideas; of that they were quite aware, and took it kindly, accepting superior powers, and inferior use of them, without a shade of question in their eyes. - "Springhaven A Tale of the Great War", R. D. Blackmore.
- " Very few would think twice before accepting him. - "The Duke's Children", Anthony Trollope.
- If I had been taken at Waterloo perhaps I might have had no hesitation in accepting it, although even in that case it would be contrary to the law of nations, as now there is no war. - "The Project Gutenberg Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte", Bourrienne, Constant, and Stewarton.