accept
//əkˈsept//
Translation
accept
Definition
To accept means to agree to receive something that is offered or given, or to acknowledge something as true or valid. This verb is commonly used in everyday situations, such as accepting a gift, an invitation, or a responsibility. It can also refer to accepting an idea or fact, implying a willingness to believe or tolerate it. In formal contexts, it may involve accepting terms, conditions, or a job offer. The word carries a sense of approval or consent, and it is often contrasted with 'reject' or 'refuse'.
Example
“She decided to accept the job offer after careful consideration.”
“Please accept my sincere apologies for the delay.”
“He couldn't accept the fact that they had lost the game.”
“The university accepted her application for the scholarship.”
“We accept credit cards as a form of payment.”
“It took him a long time to accept the changes in the company.”
“She graciously accepted the award on behalf of her team.”
“Do you accept the terms and conditions of this contract?”
“He refused to accept any help from his friends.”
“The company will accept returns within 30 days of purchase.”
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