acceptance in Latin
acceptance in Latin is acceptiō — acceptance means the act of agreeing to receive, believe, or approve of something.
acceptance in Latin
acceptiō
(uncountable) The act of accepting; the receiving of something offered, with acquiescence, approbation, or satisfaction; especially, favourable reception; approval.
What does "acceptance" mean?
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noun The act of agreeing to receive, believe, or approve of something.
"She received her acceptance letter from the university in March."
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noun The state of being included or welcomed by others.
"Teenagers often crave acceptance from their peers."
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acceptance in a sentence
- She received her acceptance letter from the university in March.
- His acceptance of the criticism showed real maturity.
- Teenagers often crave acceptance from their peers.
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What is "acceptance" in Latin?
"acceptance" in Latin is acceptiō. acceptance means: The act of agreeing to receive, believe, or approve of something.
How do you use "acceptance" in a sentence?
Example: "She received her acceptance letter from the university in March." In Latin, "acceptance" is acceptiō.
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