to accept
- verb
- /əkˈsɛpt/
- In fact, I will not accept the governor's salary at all.
- accept input
- system accepts
- facility accepts
Grey drywall accepts a coat of moonless midnight sable.
- Grey drywall accepts a coat of moonless midnight sable.
- Substance admits of contraries by having received or accepted them into itself.
Examples
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The system won't accept a launch code unless we're at DEFCON 1.
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The container must be able to accept both liquids and solids.
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But these can take longer to charge because they can accept a charge for longer.
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I can accept them without keys.
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Your honor, I am the one who encouraged my client to accept the blame for the attack.
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So any vendor could say we'll accept Bitcoin here.
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"We can't accept any deliveries."
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Accept the connection.
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The metal framework was designed to accept heavy loads without bending.
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This device can accept various sizes of batteries, making it very versatile.
Synonyms
Need a certain amount of time or space
To accept that something may be true or plan for it
Antonyms
How Compatible
Surface Forms
Etymology
Accept comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and capere 'take', which gives the simple image of 'taking in' something. That is why we say a device or surface can accept input or be able to receive something.