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to acc

to acc

9.9
To accept an invitation, request, or terms online
  • verb
  • Texting
: 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.