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to acc

to acc

9.9
To accept an invitation, request, or terms online
  • verb
  • Texting
translation icon : aceptar
  • She quickly acc the invitation to join the group chat.

And I think the music industry is way more acceptant ACC accepting of it in the pop world.

Examples

  • The team members acc the new guidelines without hesitation.

  • After reading the terms, he decided to acc to the privacy policy.

  • And I think the music industry is way more acceptant ACC accepting of it in the pop world.

Synonyms

to accept
vsto acc
1.3

To believe or agree that something is true

is mostly used in online communication rather than formal approval contexts
to accede
vsto acc
  • Formal
7 8.2

To agree to a request or demand after hesitation

is a neutral online agreement without the implied prior hesitation

Antonyms

839 1.9

Refuse to accept someone or something

How Accepting

to agree
1.0
to acc
  • Texting
9.9
to refuse
716 1.7

Surface Forms

acc infinitive
acc'd past
acc'd past participle
accing present participle
accs third person singular

Etymology

Acc is a quick, informal short form of accept used online when you agree to something. The word accept comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and capere 'take', so to accept is to 'take to' or agree, which is why acc means to agree or allow in chat.