1) the act of causing a person to accept as true or genuine something that is false (deceit)
2) to refuse officially to allow or accept (something) as correct (disallow)
3) to get a person to accept something of little or no value by deceit or trickery (fob)
4) a feeling of dislike, envy with a little anger; to be unwilling to give or accept (something) (grudge)
5) to make very small bites of (something); to show (only) a little willingness to accept (an offer), agree (to a suggestion) etc (nibble)
6) to refuse to agree with or accept (an opinion, decision, wish, claim etc); to ignore (an instruction) because of special conditions (override)
7) to (be able to) identify again (a person, thing) that one has seen, heard etc before; to be willing to accept (a person, thing) as real, legal etc); to be prepared to admit (something) (recognize)
8) to put aside, send back, throw away, (something) as not good enough; to refuse to accept (a person, thing) (reject)
9) to refuse to accept or acknowledge (something); to refuse to pay (a debt) (repudiate)
10) to give (something) in exchange of money; to persuade (a person) to agree, accept (an idea etc) (sell)
to remain faithful to an agreement
submit to, put up with
to admit the truth, existence or reality of (something)
verbally recognize authority
to agree, accept, something without argument
agree with some reluctance
to acknowledge something as true or valid
allow entry or use
take a child into one's family is a son or daughter, with the legal responsibilities of a parent
choose or take something as one's own
to think of a thing, person as suitable for the occasion or purpose
agree something is good
to believe (something) before there is proof
believe, take for granted
to feel sure of the truth of (something, that a person is honest etc)
trust, rely on
to pick out (a person, thing) from a large number; show what or which one wants by taking (something)
pick, select
of choose
pick, select
to admit (something) as true
acknowledge, give in
to form an idea, plan etc in the mind
understand
(of a committee) to add a person as a member by the votes of those who are already members
pick, select
(used after a noun) chosen but not yet in office
select as representative; choose
(to cause a person) to become a member of (a society or institute)
sign up for membership
to give one's support to (a cause, theory etc)
stand up for; support
of have
be in possession
of have
be in possession
(used with the past participle of another verb (e.g. moved, done) to form) a: the present perfect tense, b: the past perfect tense, c: the future perfect tense, d: the perfect conditional tense
be in possession
(to pay attention in order) to hear
hear and pay attention
to do what one is told to do by (a person); carry out (a command)
conform, give in
to hear (a person, conversation etc) without the knowledge of the speaker(s), deliberately or by chance
hear and pay attention
to accept, take, get, (something offered, sent etc)
accept delivery of something
that part of the body where an arm (or front leg of an animal) joins the neck
be responsible for
to thing of (something) as likely; to take (something) as a fact
assume, guess
to put up with, allow, (something unwanted or unpleasant) without protest
allow, indulge
to know the meaning, nature, explanation, of (something); to learn (something) from a conversation, remark etc; to accept a word, statement, as meaning (something)
appreciate, comprehend
