Similar words: acceptably, acceptance, acceptable, unacceptable, accept, acceptor, accepted, accepting. Meaning: [‚æksep'teɪʃn] 
n. 1. acceptance as true or valid 2. the accepted meaning of a word 3. the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception.
n. 1. acceptance as true or valid 2. the accepted meaning of a word 3. the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception. 
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1. Are jealousy and admiring acceptation be apart too much?
2. Order acceptation is a multi - attribute decision problem.
3. Because this poem misunderstood acceptation and made joke.
4. And worthy of acceptation. Fire is bright.
5. The acceptation of these words are presented in so far as a dictionary.
6. The coming of many differences of artistic acceptation is a subject that has been being studied.
7. And worthy of acceptation.
8. The other is the development of acceptation still use the form of single syllable words.
9. Thirdly, the work and acceptation using in paraphrase should be embodied in dictionary.
10. The acceptation individual of the ancient Chinese a feature of duality.
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12. Conclusion The anormal expression of CD44 in infertility will reduce endometrium's acceptation, which led to the failure of imbed.
13. This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation.
14. The fourth chapter speaks of the complex relation between the morphology and acceptation of neology and neologism.
15. This paper gives out'a new calculating formula, based on analysing the root mean square value formula of vibration acceptation of crane cab which is proposed by Russian M.
16. The method is: describing the construction mode of disyllabic and polysyllabic words from the aspects of acceptation, part of speech, word order.
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