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acceptedverbpast tense of accept to agree to receive whether willingly or reluctantlysome merchants in town will accept Canadian coins had, took acceded (to), assented (to), conceded (to), confirmed, consented (to), OK'd(or okayed), ratified, sanctioned, warrantedacquiesced (to), bowed (to), capitulated (to), gave in (to), submitted (to), succumbed (to), surrendered (to), yielded (to)abided(also abode), bore, brooked, countenanced, endured, shouldered, stomached, stood, stuck out, supported, sustained, swallowed, sweat out(or sweated out), toleratedadopted, embraced, welcomed declined, denied, disallowed, disapproved, negatived, refused, rejected, spurned, turned down, vetoed dissented (to), objected (to), opposed, protestedheld off, resisted, withstoodcombated(or combatted), contested, fought to have a favorable opinion ofher husband feels that he has never been truly accepted by his wife's family approved (of), cared (for), countenanced, favored, OK'd(or okayed), subscribed (to) acclaimed, applauded, lauded, praised, salutedbacked (up), concurred (in), stood by, supported, sustained, upheldbore, endured, toleratedassented (to), consented (to)commended, recommendedenjoyed, liked held with, took kindly to, went for disapproved (of), discountenanced, disfavored, frowned (on or upon) blacklisted, censured, condemned, criticized, damned, denounced, deprecated, depreciated, disparaged, reprehended, reprobateddisliked, mindeddetested, hated, loatheddissented (from), objected (to), opposed to regard as right or truerefused to accept that her friend had said those mean things believed, bought, credited, swallowed, took, trusted accounted, accredited, understoodassumed, presumed, supposedconcluded, deduced, inferred set store by(or set store on) disbelieved, discredited, rejected distrusted, doubted, misdoubted, mistrusted, questioned, suspectedchallenged, disputed to take to or upon oneselfaccepted the responsibility of sending out the invitations assumed, bore, shouldered, took over, undertook adopted, embraced, took upadvocated, backed, championed, endorsed(also indorsed), espoused, stood by, supported, upheldacceded, acquiesced, agreed, assented, consentedreaccepted, reassumed disavowed, disclaimed, disowned, repudiated abjured, recanted, renounced, retracted, took back, unsaid, withdrewdeclined, refused, rejected, spurned, turned downabstained (from), forbore, refrained (from)avoided, bypassed, detouredabandoned, abnegated, forsook, gave up, relinquished, spurned, surrenderedbacked down, backed off, backtracked to put up with (something painful or difficult)he accepted all of life's vicissitudes without complaint abided(also abode), absorbed, bode(or bided, chiefly dialect), bore, brooked, countenanced, endured, hacked, handled, met, pocketed, stomached, stood, stuck out, supported, sustained, sweat out(or sweated out), tolerated, took, went, wore(British) allowed, permitted, suffered, swallowedreconciled (to)acquiesced, agreed (with or to), assented (to), capitulated, consented (to), respected, submitted (to), yielded (to) lived with, lumped (it), stood for, toughed it out declined, dismissed, refused, rejected, repudiated, spurned, turned downcombated(or combatted), contested, fought, opposed, resistedavoided, bypassed, circumvented, dodged, eluded, escaped, evaded, missedabstained (from), forbore, refrained (from) in the 15th century |