accepted

[əkˈseptɪd]

Definition:
1. Generally approved or compelling recognition.
2. Judged to be in conformity with approved usage.

Use 'accepted' in a sentence:

1. When I offered her my seat, she accepted it gladly.
2. The idea is now widely accepted.
3. He had to read a canon of accepted literary texts.
4. Psychiatry is an accepted branch of medicine.
5. He never really accepted her as his own child.
6. It is now generally accepted that.
7. Sarah accepted joyously.
8. He accepted his orders very unwillingly.
9. They accepted the court's decision.
10. They accepted the offer with alacrity.
11. She accepted an out-of-court settlement of $40,000.
12. She accepted the criticism with magnanimity.
13. Ryle accepted more out of curiosity than anything else.
14. I accepted the invitation thankfully.
15. Malcolm gladly accepted the invitation.
16. He wouldn't have accepted such an inglorious outcome.
17. There is no generally accepted definition of life.
18. They accepted their defeat with resignation.
19. After a short courtship, she accepted his proposal.
20. She graciously accepted our invitation.
21. They accepted without demur.
22. To his great joy, she accepted.
23. All major credit cards are accepted at our hotels.
24. She accepted that she had acted unwisely.
25. She had never been accepted into what was essentially a man's world.
26. Her version of events was accepted without question.
27. He accepted all the changes we proposed.
28. It is generally accepted that people are motivated by success.
29. Exceptionally, students may be accepted without formal qualifications.
30. She was accepted to study music.
31. He accepted a commission as a naval officer.
32. All-male groups will not be accepted.
33. The college he applied to has accepted him.
34. The offer has been accepted, subject to contract.
35. You should have accepted that. I'm disappointed in you.
36. Most have meekly accepted such advice.
37. It may take years to be completely accepted by the local community.
38. I accepted her offer to pay.