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acceptance

1 of 1noun
/ə.ˈksɛp.təns/
Forms:acceptances
1

the act of agreeing with a belief, idea, statement, etc.

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  • The acceptance of her proposal by the committee was met with applause and praise.
  • His acceptance of the job offer marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his career.
  • The community's acceptance of diversity and inclusion initiatives was a positive step forward.
  • The artist's work received widespread acceptance among critics and art enthusiasts alike.
  • Achieving self-acceptance is an important step towards personal growth and happiness.
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2

the act of receiving or approving something offered

  • The proposal met with acceptance from the board.
  • He showed acceptance of the gift with gratitude.
  • Their acceptance of the plan allowed work to begin.
  • The treaty was signed in acceptance by all parties.
  • She gave acceptance to the invitation.
3

words or actions indicating consent to the terms of an offer, thereby creating a binding contract

  • The buyer's signature served as acceptance of the offer.
  • Acceptance of the bid completed the contract.
  • Verbal acceptance can be legally binding in some cases.
  • Email confirmation acted as acceptance of the agreement.
  • The landlord's acceptance of the rent check finalized the lease.
4

the condition of being acceptable or welcomed

  • The acceptance of the new design was widespread.
  • His work gained acceptance among critics.
  • Social acceptance is important for community integration.
  • The artist's acceptance in galleries increased her reputation.
  • Acceptance of new ideas can take time.
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5

a willingness to tolerate or embrace people, ideas, or situations

  • Her acceptance of cultural differences impressed everyone.
  • He showed acceptance toward diverse opinions.
  • Acceptance of change is key to personal growth.
  • The community practiced acceptance of newcomers.
  • Acceptance of others' faults is part of empathy.
6

a time draft or bill of exchange drawn on and accepted by a bank, guaranteeing payment at a future date

  • The company presented a bank acceptance for payment.
  • Acceptance by the bank ensured the draft would be honored.
  • He secured financing through a bank acceptance.
  • International trade often involves bank acceptances.
  • The banker's acceptance gave confidence to the exporter.