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Synonym for accept [verb]
The synonym accept synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb accept
With what could you score points at Harvard or Princeton to be accepted there ?
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With what could you score points at Harvard or Princeton to be accepted there ?accept [verb]
means "knowledge"believe, hold, maintain, embrace, trust, swallow, affirm, acknowledge
accept [verb]
means "agreement"concur, grant, accede to, acknowledge, admit, agree to, allow, concede
Further results for the word "accept"
agree to [verb]
means "concur"grant, accede to, acknowledge, admit, accept, allow
approve of [verb]
means "consent"accept
believe [verb]
means "give credence to"accept, understand, conclude
concede [verb]
means "concur"accept
condone [verb]
means "pardon"accept, allow
consent [verb]
means "approve of"accept
construe [verb]
means "understand"accept, interpret, appreciate, conclude
receive [verb]
means "get"obtain, accept, take possession of, secure, take in, admit
take [verb]
means "action"receive, accept, admit, take in
acceptable [adjective]
means "agreeable"pleasant, affable, favourable, obliging, good, enjoyable, grateful
accepted [adjective]
means "orthodox"approved, conventional, traditional, established, sanctioned, authoritative
acknowledged [adjective]
means "commonly accepted"accepted, known, avowed, proclaimed, admitted, certified
acknowledgment [noun]
means "admission"affirmation, confirmation, corroboration, admitting, acceptance, accession
acquiescence [noun]
means "consent"agreement, concord, consensus, permission, concurrence, acceptance
admitting [noun]
means "admission"affirmation, confirmation, corroboration, acknowledgment, acceptance, accession
affable [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, pleasant, favourable, obliging, good, enjoyable
choosing [noun]
means "pick"selection, acceptance, alternative, election, choice, option
competent [adjective]
means "suitable"appreciable, satisfactory, enough, adequate, acceptable, sufficient
conceding [noun]
means "admission"affirmation, confirmation, corroboration, admitting, acceptance, accession
concurrence [noun]
means "acquiescence"agreement, concord, consensus, permission, consent, acceptance
consent [noun]
means "acquiescence"agreement, concord, consensus, permission, concurrence, acceptance
conventional [adjective]
means "customary"traditional, normal, standard, accepted, accustomed, common
convincing [adjective]
means "credible"believable, plausible, trustworthy, rational, probable, acceptable
corroboration [noun]
means "admission"affirmation, confirmation, acknowledgment, admitting, acceptance, accession
credible [adjective]
means "convincing"believable, plausible, trustworthy, rational, probable, acceptable
current [adjective]
means "fashionable"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish
customary [adjective]
means "conventional"traditional, normal, standard, accepted, accustomed, common
desirable [adjective]
means "advantageous"beneficial, useful, acceptable, welcome, helpful, expedient
endorsement [noun]
means "certification"acceptance, affirmation, sanction, warranty, corroboration
enjoyable [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, affable, favourable, obliging, good, pleasant
fashionable [adjective]
means "current"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish
granted [adjective]
means "presumed"understood, accepted, assumed, postulated
in vogue [adjective]
means "fashionable"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, current, stylish
known [adjective]
means "fact"accepted, acknowledged, avowed, proclaimed, admitted, certified
okay [object]
means "approval"permission, acceptance, nod, yes, yea
pleasant [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, affable, favourable, obliging, good, enjoyable
popular [adjective]
means "favourite"accepted, recommend, approved, standard, liked
presentable [adjective]
means "adequate"suitable, satisfactory, passable, fit, acceptable, tolerable
prevailing [adjective]
means "prevalent"dominant, widespread, popular, predominant, accepted, rampant
proved [adjective]
means "established"accepted, confirmed, valid, certain, validated, guaranteed
putative [adjective]
means "commonly accepted"accepted, supposed, reputed, presumed, assumed, so-called
receipt [noun]
means "receiving"getting, possession, acquiring, acceptance, acquisition, intake
receiving [noun]
means "receipt"taking, acceptance, reception, accepting
reputed [adjective]
means "commonly accepted"accepted, supposed, putative, presumed, assumed, so-called
selection [noun]
means "pick"choice, acceptance, alternative, election, choosing, option
supportable [adjective]
means "tolerable"sufferable, endurable, livable, bearable, acceptable, excusable
tolerable [adjective]
means "average"acceptable
understanding [adjective]
means "sympathetic"patient, accepting, tolerant, thoughtful, considerate, generous
usurpation [noun]
means "appropriation"assuming, accepting, assumption
warranty [noun]
means "certification"acceptance, endorsement, sanction, affirmation, corroboration
yea [object]
means "approval"permission, acceptance, okay, yes, nod
yes [object]
means "permission"approval, acceptance, okay, nod, yea
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