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acceptance
noun as in agreement, taking
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acknowledgment, admission, approval, compliance, consent, cooperation, recognition
noun as in belief in goodness of something
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accession, acknowledgment, admission, adoption, affirmation, agreement, approval, concession, recognition
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Put another way, Taylor explained to me, today’s acceptance of climate change on the far right — and, inevitably, he said, among conservatives writ large — is ushering in a more clear-eyed view of what lies ahead for America, one that accepts the possibility, even the necessity, of sacrifice.
A decade ago, LGBTQ+ communities were gaining greater visibility and acceptance in China’s traditionally conservative society.
She confirmed her acceptance of the role to the same newspaper, saying she was "truly honoured".
To honour that moment, he gave a nine-minute acceptance speech thanking everyone from his mother to an art teacher he'd met backstage.
In her research, Karen coined the phrase “fashion identity assimilation” to describe the ways individuals use style to gain acceptance by specific cultural or social groups.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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