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acceptingverbpresent participle of accept to agree to receive whether willingly or reluctantlysome merchants in town will accept Canadian coins having, taking acceding (to), assenting (to), conceding (to), confirming, consenting (to), OK'ing(or okaying), ratifying, sanctioning, warrantingacquiescing (to), bowing (to), capitulating (to), giving in (to), submitting (to), succumbing (to), surrendering (to), yielding (to)abiding, bearing, brooking, countenancing, enduring, shouldering, standing, sticking out, stomaching, supporting, sustaining, swallowing, sweating out, toleratingadopting, embracing, welcoming declining, denying, disallowing, disapproving, negativing, refusing, rejecting, spurning, turning down, vetoing dissenting (to), objecting (to), opposing, protestingholding off, resisting, withstandingcombating(or combatting), contesting, fighting to have a favorable opinion ofher husband feels that he has never been truly accepted by his wife's family approving (of), caring (for), countenancing, favoring, OK'ing(or okaying), subscribing (to) acclaiming, applauding, lauding, praising, salutingbacking (up), concurring (in), standing by, supporting, sustaining, upholdingbearing, enduring, toleratingassenting (to), consenting (to)commending, recommendingenjoying, liking going for, holding with, taking kindly to disapproving (of), discountenancing, disfavoring, frowning (on or upon) blacklisting, censuring, condemning, criticizing, damning, denouncing, deprecating, depreciating, disparaging, reprehending, reprobatingdisliking, mindingdetesting, hating, loathingdissenting (from), objecting (to), opposing to regard as right or truerefused to accept that her friend had said those mean things believing, buying, crediting, swallowing, taking, trusting accounting, accrediting, understandingassuming, presuming, supposingconcluding, deducing, inferring setting store by(or setting store on) disbelieving, discrediting, rejecting distrusting, doubting, misdoubting, mistrusting, questioning, suspectingchallenging, disputing to take to or upon oneselfaccepted the responsibility of sending out the invitations assuming, bearing, shouldering, taking over, undertaking adopting, embracing, taking upadvocating, backing, championing, endorsing(also indorsing), espousing, standing by, supporting, upholdingacceding, acquiescing, agreeing, assenting, consentingreaccepting, reassuming disavowing, disclaiming, disowning, repudiating abjuring, recanting, renouncing, retracting, taking back, unsaying, withdrawingdeclining, refusing, rejecting, spurning, turning downabstaining (from), forbearing, refraining (from)avoiding, bypassing, detouringabandoning, abnegating, forsaking, giving up, relinquishing, spurning, surrenderingbacking down, backing off, backtracking to put up with (something painful or difficult)he accepted all of life's vicissitudes without complaint abiding, absorbing, bearing, biding(chiefly dialect), brooking, countenancing, enduring, going, hacking, handling, meeting, pocketing, standing, sticking out, stomaching, supporting, sustaining, sweating out, taking, tolerating, wearing(British) allowing, permitting, suffering, swallowingreconciling (to)acquiescing, agreeing (with or to), assenting (to), capitulating, consenting (to), respecting, submitting (to), yielding (to) living with, lumping (it), standing for, toughing it out declining, dismissing, refusing, rejecting, repudiating, spurning, turning downcombating(or combatting), contesting, fighting, opposing, resistingavoiding, bypassing, circumventing, dodging, eluding, escaping, evading, missingabstaining (from), forbearing, refraining (from) in the 15th century |