Synonyms for Accepted:

adj.
• accepted
- Condoned
- orthodox
- prevalent
- sanctioned
- traditional
• approved
- made official
• expected
- assumed
• habitual
- disciplined
- recurrent
- repetitious
• proper
- free of error
- on target
- on the button
- out and out
- unmistaken
- on the right track
• received
- Pocketed
- acquired
- received
- taken
- welcomed
• taken
- Delivered
- Upheld
- employed
- engaged
- favorably received
- formally admitted
- preferred
- stereotyped
- unopposed
• time-honored
- longstanding
• traveled
- well-used
- traveled
• unanimous
- as one
- concordant
- consensual
- consentient
- in complete accord
- of one mind
- with one voice
- with voice
• universal
- all over
- all-embracing
- all-over
- allover
- multi-national
- multinational
• unwritten
- unformulated
- unrecorded
- word-of-mouth
• accustomed
- re gular
- re-gular
• acknowledged
- commonly accepted
• all
- accepted
• assumed
- Postulated
- hypo thetical
- hypo-thetical
- more conjectured
- more connoted
- more granted
- more hypothesized
- more postulated
- more presumed
- more presupposed
- more surmised
- most conjectured
- most connoted
- most granted
- most hypothesized
- most postulated
- most presumed
- most presupposed
- most surmised
- pre supposed
- pre-supposed
• avowed
- more affirmed
- more avowedly
- most affirmed
- most avowedly
• axiomatic
- fundamental
- in dubitable
- in-dubitable
- more apothegmatic
- more self-evident
- more unquestioned
- most apothegmatic
- most fundamental
- most obvious
- most unquestioned
- self evident
- selfevident
- un questioned
- un-questioned
• cleared
- more cashable
- most cashable
• common
- co incident
- co-incident
- in formal
- in-formal
- inter mutual
- inter-mutual
- more comformable
- more communistic
- more community
- more commutual
- more conjunct
- more correspondent
- more frequent
- more intermutual
- more prevalent
- more socialistic
- more unvaried
- more workaday
- most comformable
- most communistic
- most community
- most commutual
- most conjunct
- most correspondent
- most intermutual
- most socialistic
- most unvaried
- most workaday
- most worn out
- pre vailing
- pre-vailing
- social
- stereo typed
- stereo-typed
- stocker
- trivial
- un distinguished
- un varied
- un-distinguished
- un-varied
- well known
- wellknown
• confirmed
- deep rooted
- deep seated
- deeprooted
- deepseated
- dyed in the wool
- in grained
- in-grained
- long established
- long-established
- longestablished
- more inured
- more long established
- more long-established
- more longestablished
- more valid
- most inured
- most long established
- most long-established
- most longestablished
• conventional
- buttondown
- more ritual
- more tralatitious
- most ritual
- most tralatitious
- pre dominant
- pre-dominant
• current
- cuttingedge
- doinger
- doingest
- fadder
- faddest
- in mainstream
- in news
- instant
- leadingedge
- more cutting edge
- more cutting-edge
- more cuttingedge
- more leading edge
- more leading-edge
- more leadingedge
- most cutting edge
- most cutting-edge
- most cuttingedge
- most leading edge
- most leading-edge
- most leadingedge
- nower
- nowest
- pre sent
- pre-sent
- present day
- presentday
- swinging
- up to date
• customary
- in groove
- more regulation
- more stipulated
- most regulation
- most stipulated
- standard operating procedure
• established
- more achieved
- more ascertained
- more authenticated
- more concluded
- more corroborated
- more demonstrated
- more identified
- more objectified
- more substantiated
- most achieved
- most ascertained
- most authenticated
- most concluded
- most corroborated
- most demonstrated
- most identified
- most objectified
- most substantiated
- un deniable
- un-deniable
- up held
- up-held
• generally agreed upon
- Allowed
- Touted
- acknowledged
- arrived at
- authorized
- card-carrying
- credited
- endorsed
- kosher
- legit
- okayed
- straight
• hard-shell
- hardshell
- valler
- vallest
• ineradicable
- in eradicable
- in-eradicable
• initiated
- co ached
- co-ached
- in ducted
- in stalled
- in stated
- in-ducted
- in-stalled
- in-stated
- made member of
- more coached
- more conscripted
- more drafted
- more grounded
- more instated
- more tutored
- most coached
- most conscripted
- most drafted
- most grounded
- most instated
- most tutored
• known
- more admitted
- more certified
- more confessed
- most admitted
- most certified
- most confessed
- published
• legitimate
- in nocent
- in-nocent
- licit
- on and up
- on the and up
- on the up
- on the up and up
- on the up up
- on up
- on up up
- re liabler
- re liablest
- re-liable
- re-liabler
- re-liablest
- well founded
- wellfounded
• unsuspected
- trusted
v.
• affirmed
- Adjured
- Averred
- Avouched
- Claimed
- Contended
- Propounded
- Submitted
- Testified
- asserted
- assured
- attested
- corroborated
- declared
- expressed
- maintained
- proclaimed
- pronounced
- set down
- stated
- sustained
- verified
• agreed
- Acceded
- Acquiesced
- Assented
- Capitulated
- Concurred
- Conformed
- Consented
- Cooperated
- Stipulated
- blessed
- contracted
- empathized
- pledged
- promised
• approved
- Underwrote
- approbated
- permitted
• believed
- Deemed
- Judged
- Surmised
- concluded
- gathered
- gave faith
- given faith
- held
- presumed
- put faith in
- supposed
- took for granted
• complied
- Adhered
- Caved
- Ceded
- Complied
- Genuflected
- Obeyed
- Succumbed
- Yielded
- bent
- bowed
- deferred
- fulfilled
- knuckled under
- kowtowed
- observed
- respected
• consented
- let
• obeyed
- Served
• received
- Assimilated
- Gobbled
- Got
- Gulped
- Took
- absorbed
- accessed
- ate
- devoured
- eaten
- engorged
- ingested
- inhaled
- inspired
- swallowed
• resigned
- Abdicated
- Ceased
- Disclaimed
- Renounced
- Vacated
- Withdrew
- abandoned
- discontinued
- rejected
- relinquished
- resigned
- retired
- surrendered
- terminated
- withdrawn
Other synonyms:

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clean
cleared
fair

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• commonplace

common

• employed

used

• established

known

• general

universal

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  accept, recognized.
- Proper noun, singular
  recognized.
Reverse Entailment
- Verb, past tense
  acceptance.
- Verb, past participle
  acceptance.
Independent
- Adjective
  acceptable, accredited, admissible, agreeable, approved, authorised, authorized, certified, earlier, granted, inadmissible, permissible, permitted, proclaimed, proven, qualified, received, recognizable, renowned, respected, unacceptable, validated, acclaimed, well-established, agreed-upon, well-recognized, taking-over.
- Proper noun, singular
  acceptable, acceptance, accepting, approved, invites.
- Noun, plural
  accessions, types, offers, norms.
- Noun, singular or mass
  acceptance.
- Verb, past tense
  accord, account, accredited, acquired, added, addressed, admissible, adopted, affirmed, applied, appreciated, approved, arrangement, asserted, assumed, attended, attested, authorised, authorized, backed, believe, called, characterized, charged, classified, cleared, closed, collected, come, commissioned, committed, commonly, conceded, concerned, concluded, conferred, confessed, confirmed, considered, contained, contracted, convicted, credited, decided, deducted, drew, engaged, enlisted, enrolled, estimated, expressed, fell, felt, focused, forgive, formed, fulfilled, gathered, generally, granted, handed, handled, hired, identified, implemented, included, increased, initiated, interpreted, invite, joined, kept, learned, listed, made, maintained, mark, marked, moved, none, noted, notice, observed, opened, opinion, opposed, paid, perceived, permitted, placed, played, pleased, presented, proclaimed, professed, promised, promulgated, put, qualified, raised, ratified, realized, received, recognized, recovered, reflected, rejected, relieved, remembered, renowned, repeated, respond, retained, rolled, rose, ruled, said, saw, seized, sent, settled, shared, shouldered, signed, spoke, subscribed, suggested, thought, treated, understood, usually, validated, valued, wanted, welcomed, won, Acceded, Achieved, Acknowledging, Acquiesced, Acted, Adhered, Answered, Assessed, Attracted, Awarded, Was, Became, Began, Believed, Brought, Came, Captured, Carried, Caught, Chose, Claimed, Dealt, Declined, Deemed, Delivered, Detained, Deterred, Did, Disallowed, Echoed, Embraced, Enacted, Encountered, Enjoyed, Enshrined, Entered, Exercised, Followed, Gained, Garnered, Gave, Went, Got, Greeted, Had, Heeded, Incurred, Indicated, Introduced, Issued, Journeyed, Knew, Launched, Listened, Looked, Met, Objected, Obtained, Offered, Opined, Passed, Performed, Picked, Pleaded, Rallied, Reached, Recognizing, Recruited, Referred, Refused, Regarded, Reiterated, Relied, Replied, Responded, Resumed, Returned, Served, Took, Talked, Told, Underwent, Undertook, Upheld, Viewed, Volunteered, Were, Whereas, Worked, Commenced, Complied, Condoned, Concurred, Consented, Considering, Contended, Purchased, Provided, Stayed, Stipulated, started, supports, consents, allocated, reproduced, hosted, withheld, opted, regained, recaptured, monitored, legalised, co-hosted, tosupported.
- Verb, past participle
  absorbed, accession, accredited, acquired, adapted, added, addressed, admissible, admit, adopted, affirmed, aligned, anticipated, applied, appointed, appreciated, appropriated, approved, arranged, arrested, asserted, assigned, assisted, associated, assumed, attended, authorised, authorized, backed, banned, based, become, booked, bound, built, calculated, called, certified, characterized, charged, classified, cleared, closed, collected, combined, come, committed, completed, conceded, concerned, concluded, conducted, confessed, confirmed, consensus, considered, contained, continued, contracted, converted, convicted, convinced, cooperation, coordinated, copied, covered, credited, decided, declaration, declared, dedicated, deducted, defeated, defined, delayed, demonstrated, described, designated, designed, detected, devoted, discarded, discharged, dismissed, distributed, divided, donated, done, drawn, dropped, earned, elected, embedded, embodied, employed, enforced, engaged, enhanced, enrolled, entertained, entitled, estimated, everywhere, expected, experienced, expressed, extended, faced, featured, felt, fixed, focused, forbidden, formulated, fostered, founded, fulfilled, gathered, generalized, given, gone, granted, gratified, grown, guaranteed, handed, handled, have, heard, hired, honored, honoured, identified, imagined, implemented, imported, imposed, inadmissible, included, incorporated, increased, inherited, initiated, inquiry, inscribed, integrated, intended, interpreted, invested, joined, justified, kept, learned, led, listed, located, made, mainstreamed, maintained, motion, moved, named, nominated, noted, notice, obliged, observed, office, opened, opposed, organized, outlined, packed, paid, penalized, perceived, permitted, placed, planned, played, pleased, pledged, posed, prescribed, presented, procedure, processed, produced, prohibited, promised, proposed, protected, proven, punished, pursued, put, qualified, raised, ranked, ratified, read, realised, realized, received, recognized, recommended, recorded, recovered, reduced, reflected, rejected, related, released, relieved, remembered, removed, renewed, renowned, repeated, reported, required, resigned, resolved, respected, restricted, retained, retired, revived, risen, ruled, sanctioned, secured, seen, seized, sent, settled, shared, sheltered, shouldered, signed, society, sold, sought, specified, spent, spoken, spread, statement, stopped, stored, stuck, studied, subscribed, substantiated, support, supposed, surrendered, taken, taught, tested, thought, touched, traded, trained, transposed, trapped, treated, tried, unaccepted, understood, utilized, validated, valued, vested, vindicated, welcomed, witnessed, won, written, yeah, Acceded, Accommodated, Accorded, Accounted, Achieved, Acted, Adhered, Advocated, Afforded, Answered, Argued, Arrived, Asked, Assented, Assessed, Attracted, Attributed, Awarded, Been, Borne, Begun, Believed, Borrowed, Brought, Captured, Cared, Carried, Caught, Challenged, Cited, Claimed, Dealt, Declined, Deemed, Delivered, Denied, Detained, Discussed, Echoed, Embarked, Embraced, Emitted, Enabled, Enacted, Encountered, Enjoyed, Enshrined, Entered, Espoused, Examined, Exercised, Explained, Filed, Followed, Gained, Gotten, Got, Greeted, Had, Helped, Housed, Incurred, Indicated, Inducted, Inserted, Installed, Instituted, Introduced, Investigated, Invoked, Issued, Judged, Launched, Learnt, Listened, Lived, Lodged, Looked, Met, Mentioned, Negotiated, Obtained, Offered, Parties, Passed, Performed, Persuaded, Picked, Questioned, Reached, Recruited, Referred, Refused, Regarded, Relied, Remitted, Replicated, Replied, Responded, Resulted, Resumed, Returned, Rewarded, Screened, Served, Shown, Singled, Tackled, Talked, Transferred, Undergone, Undertaken, Upheld, Viewed, Visited, Yielded, 19, Commended, Compiled, Complied, Condoned, Computed, Consented, Construed, Contributed, Convoked, Counted, Countenanced, Created, Prevailed, Purchased, Provided, Subjected, started, Submitted, Supplied, Standards, accessed, endorses, hailed, tabled, upgraded, reacted, principles, ensured, allocated, restated, reproduced, mechanisms, hosted, recommenced, reviewed, recalled, withheld, opted, restarted, regained, recaptured, highlighted, hospitalized, monitored, laid, follow-up, seised, recognizsed, ailowed, ....
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  agrees, passes.
Other Related
- Adjective
  accepting.
- Proper noun, singular
  accept.

What are the hypernyms for Accepted?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
acknowledged, approved, favored, recognized, sanctioned, Allowed.

What are the opposite words for accepted?

Antonyms for the word "accepted" include rejected, denied, disapproved, repudiated, invalidated, and rebuffed. "Rejected" refers to something that is refused or not accepted, while "denied" implies a refusal to grant or allow something. "Disapproved" suggests that something is deemed unacceptable or not suitable, while "repudiated" means to disown or reject something completely. "Invalidated" implies that something has been declared void or null, while "rebuffed" refers to a response of rejection or dismissal. All these antonyms suggest different levels of refusal, disapproval, or rejection, and can be used depending on the context and degree of the lack of acceptance.

What are the antonyms for Accepted?

adj.
• generally agreed upon
- abnormal
- different
- disapproved
- irregular
- questionable
- uncommon
- unconventional
- unorthodox
- unpopular
- unusual
• noun
- Interdicted
- banned
- barred
- developmental
- experimental
- forbidden
- impermissible
- outlawed
- prohibited
- proscribed
- taboo
- trial
- unacknowledged
- verboten
imp. & p. p.
• noun
- apocryphal
- baseless
- counterfeit
- disputed
- exploded
- fabulous
- false
- fictitious
- spurious
- unauthorized

Usage examples for Accepted

Mart blushed as he accepted the bills.

"Leo the Circus Boy"

Ralph Bonehill

The child had been taken by surprise, but she accepted the little gift with quiet and dignified self-possession.

"Due North or Glimpses of Scandinavia and Russia"

Maturin M. Ballou

She accepted it in silence.

"The Furnace"

Rose Macaulay

Famous quotes with Accepted

We have accepted the principle of democracy and we are committed to respect the popular verdict and the result of that national consultation.

Mahmoud Abbas
Controversial proposals, once accepted, soon become hallowed.

Dean Acheson
I have accepted a seat in the House of Representatives, and thereby have consented to my own ruin, to your ruin, and to the ruin of our children. I give you this warning that you may prepare your mind for your fate.

John Adams
The International Brigades and the British volunteers were, numerically, only a small part of the Republican forces, but nearly all had accepted the need for organization and order in civilian life.

Bill Alexander
The show is like an Edwardian play - emotional life gets stepped on for the sake of accepted manners, and that's terrific for actors to play in.

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Synonyms for Accepted:

adj.

v.

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