v. to regard as right or true
Scientists have accepted the new theory.
Scientists have accepted the new theory.
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He gratefully accepted the award.
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Why was Mr. Ballard not accepted into graduate studies at Scripps?
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When Kristy accepted the job as babysitting Buffy and Pinky, she assumed they were children. But what were they really?
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What did Ruby have to do before she would be accepted to go to the William Frantz Public School?
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What did Adrian draw on Nova's shirt after being accepted into his group?
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Who did the little Greek boy have to fight to be accepted as one of the gang?
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Why was Mina not accepted the second summer at the dance camp?
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The people accepted the legitimately elected government.
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What advantage do cats have over dogs when it comes to being accepted by humans?
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He accepted the offer unconditionally.
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He ungratefully accepted the offer.
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Christian axioms are widely accepted by many people.
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What did Ilyich's friends give him when he accepted a new post?
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Waiting to find out if he was accepted was mentally torturous to him.
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approved; validated; endorsed
rejected
3 syllables
ac-cept-ed
excepted
intercepted
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