accept (237 synonym found)

Accept has 237 synonyms. The top synonyms for accept are allow, embark in, derive from, be certain, assent grudgingly, listen to reason, succumb, buckle to and 229 more. Browse the full list below.

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allow
embark in
derive from
be certain
assent grudgingly
listen to reason
succumb
buckle to
nod
swear to
give faith to
acquiesce in
tackle
accede
set going
experience
give permission
take on trust
get
applaud
obey
suffer
trust
fancy
take for granted
think well of
like
not resist
proceed to
fall to
set to
consent to silently
take on faith
blink at
have at
be willing
gain
give the nod
shrug it off
capitulate
give thumbs up
certify
suspend judgment
vote affirmatively
plunge into
tolerate
knuckle under
say aye
bear with
come by
set about
authenticate
lay about
go along with
go into
adopt
seal
countersign
put faith in
be easy with
authorize
grasp
amen
consent to
relish
give the go-ahead
ignore
not write off
hail
relent
esteem
accredit
pass on
go at
secure
yes
enter on
acclaim
give the imprimatur
go upon
pass upon
fall into
follow
vise
launch into
judge not
keep in countenance
notarize
get under way
take up
view with favor
espouse
not refuse
give consent
grant
shrug
move into
take over
concede
vote for
undertake
live with it
nod assent
rubber stamp
subscribe to
knuckle down
confess
lean over backwards
let in
show no amazement
wink at
not oppose
come in for
brook
understand
have
respect
obtain
credit
condone
embark upon
launch forth
drag down
assent to
pocket
receive
take
believe
accept implicitly
be content with
abide by
agree with
bless
admit
swallow the pill
attack
recognize
initial
have coming in
knock under
face the music
accept for gospel
take stock in
endeavor
accede to
avow
see both sides
express general agreement
swallow
grin and abide
see
comprehend
abide with
bow
underwrite
take kindly to
engage in
pull down
OK
ratify
agree provisionally
submit
believe without reservation
permit
yield
sign and seal
deign
set at
take in
draw from
set forward
swear and affirm
admire
live with
let pass
put up with
validate
embrace
approve
pitch into
rise above
enter upon
cheer
view with indulgence
yield to
visa
swallow it
say yes
endorse
carry
accord to
undergo
set store by
yield assent
take it
acknowledge
overlook
submit to
vote aye
let go by
condescend
confirm
okay
say amen to
buy
hold with
agree to
derive
cosign
welcome
be big
pass
affirm
in toto
sign
go about
take on
turn to
compass
autograph
favor
go for
connive at
treat as routine
undersign
affiliate
own
stand
go in for
approve of
have no objection
be agreeable
warrant
venture upon
catch
sanction
attempt

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for accept?

A common synonym for accept is allow. Other synonyms include embark in, derive from, be certain, assent grudgingly.

How many synonyms does accept have?

Accept has 237 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does accept mean?

(v): to receive, especially with a consent, with favour or with approval; to receive or admit to; to agree to; to assent to; to submit to; as, I accept your proposal, amendment, or excuse Example: "sh

Definition of accept:

(v) : to receive, especially with a consent, with favour or with approval; to receive or admit to; to agree to; to assent to; to submit to; as, I accept your proposal, amendment, or excuse
"she accepted of a treat. - Joseph Addison"
(adj) : accepted
"pass our accept and peremptory answer. - Shakespeare: Henry V, V-ii"
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Definition of accept:

(v) : to receive, especially with a consent, with favour or with approval; to receive or admit to; to agree to; to assent to; to submit to; as, I accept your proposal, amendment, or excuse
"she accepted of a treat. - Joseph Addison"
(adj) : accepted
"pass our accept and peremptory answer. - Shakespeare: Henry V, V-ii"
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