to acknowledge
- verb
- /əkˈnɑːlɪdʒ/
- This was pointed out to him again and again, but he refused to acknowledge its force.
- gratefully acknowledge
- would like to acknowledge
- wish to acknowledge
And I just want to acknowledge that and thank you because it just shows.
- And I just want to acknowledge that and thank you because it just shows.
- But that's also why it's so critical that we acknowledge our gifts when we receive them.
- First and foremost, I want to acknowledge the researchers and partner institutes.
- And I just wanted to acknowledge that.
- And so, but I think that now I'm acknowledging that I'm so grateful for that too.
- But none of us are have gone through life and maybe it's just a question of not having acknowledged the help that we've gotten.
- Acknowledge the progress, acknowledge the effort they're even making to get there, Show appreciation and acknowledge their value.
Examples
-
It is important to acknowledge the hard work of every team member.
-
So I think I have to acknowledge his contribution first.
-
And I just want to acknowledge that and thank you because it just shows.
-
I think it's very powerful to acknowledge the good things.
-
I wanna acknowledge her beauty.
-
All along, he had been this way, refusing to acknowledge the reality of their situation.
Fiction book (1999) -
Let us acknowledge his skill as a pitcher.
-
First, I want to acknowledge my fellow nominees.
-
First and foremost, I want to acknowledge the many people involved in the Kode Team project.
Fiction book (2002) -
We are not too proud to acknowledge that we've come here today trusting that God will minister to our hearts.
Synonyms
Tell someone you are grateful for what they did
To say or show thanks for what someone did
To show you are grateful, often in words or prayer
Antonyms
How Appreciative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Acknowledge comes from old words that mean 'to know' and is the same root as know and knowledge. So when you acknowledge someone's help you are making it known that you 'know' and appreciate what they did.