acknowledgment in Latin
acknowledgment in Latin is confessio — acknowledgment means the act of admitting or recognizing something as true.
acknowledgment in Latin
confessio
The act of acknowledging
What does "acknowledgment" mean?
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noun The act of admitting or recognizing something as true.
"His acknowledgment of the error came too late to save the deal."
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noun A note of thanks or credit given to someone for their help.
"She thanked her editor in the acknowledgments section of the book."
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noun A signal confirming that a message or delivery was received.
"The system sends an automatic acknowledgment once your order is placed."
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acknowledgment in a sentence
- His acknowledgment of the error came too late to save the deal.
- She thanked her editor in the acknowledgments section of the book.
- The system sends an automatic acknowledgment once your order is placed.
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What is "acknowledgment" in Latin?
"acknowledgment" in Latin is confessio. acknowledgment means: The act of admitting or recognizing something as true.
How do you use "acknowledgment" in a sentence?
Example: "His acknowledgment of the error came too late to save the deal." In Latin, "acknowledgment" is confessio.
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