accept

The word “accept” has 2 syllables: ac-cept

It's pronounced as /əkˈsɛpt/


What is synonym and antonym for accept?

In the thesaurus, “accept” has 130 synonyms and 90 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for accept along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for accept

Antonyms for accept

  • abandon
  • abjure
  • abnegate
  • avoid
  • back down
  • back off
  • backtrack
  • blackball
  • blacklist
  • bypass
  • censure
  • challenge
  • circumvent
  • combat
  • condemn
  • contest
  • contradict
  • criticize
  • damn
  • decline
  • defend
  • demur
  • denounce
  • deny
  • deprecate
  • depreciate
  • detest
  • detour
  • disagree
  • disallow
  • disapprove
  • disavow
  • disbelieve
  • discard
  • disclaim
  • discountenance
  • discredit
  • disfavor
  • dislike
  • dismiss
  • disown
  • disparage
  • dispute
  • dissent
  • distrust
  • dodge
  • doubt
  • elude
  • escape
  • evade
  • fail
  • fight
  • forbear
  • forfeit
  • forsake
  • give up
  • hate
  • hold off
  • loathe
  • lose
  • mind
  • misdoubt
  • miss
  • mistrust
  • misunderstand
  • negative
  • oppose
  • protest
  • question
  • recant
  • refuse
  • reject
  • relinquish
  • renounce
  • reprehend
  • reprobate
  • repudiate
  • resist
  • retract
  • spurn
  • stop
  • surrender
  • suspect
  • take back
  • turn away
  • turn down
  • unsay
  • veto
  • withdraw
  • withstand

Meanings of accept

  • verb
    1. To receive, especially with a consent, with favour, or with approval.
    2. To admit to a place or a group.
    3. To regard as proper, usual, true, or to believe in.
    4. To receive as adequate or satisfactory.
    5. To receive or admit to; to agree to; to assent to; to submit to.
    6. To endure patiently.
    7. To agree to pay.
    8. To receive officially.
    9. To receive something willingly.
  • adjective
    1. Accepted.

Example Sentences

  • She decided to accept the job offer after careful consideration.
  • It’s important to accept constructive criticism to improve your skills.
  • He was surprised when they chose to accept his proposal.
  • They need to accept that change is a necessary part of growth.
  • I hope you can accept my apology for the misunderstanding.

On this page you'll find 220 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to accept, such as: OK, abandon, abide, abjure, abnegate, absorb, accede.

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  • infiltrate
  • insinuate
  • insinuation
  • install
  • instance
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  • institute
  • insult
  • intend
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  • interpolate
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  • intimate
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  • invective
  • invest
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  • judge
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  • knock
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  • monicker
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  • namesake
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  • nomen
  • nomenclature
  • nominate
  • notability
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  • odor
  • offence
  • offense
  • opprobrium
  • opt
  • orchestrate
  • ordain
  • outrage
  • outward
  • panjandrum
  • patina
  • patronymic
  • peg
  • pen name
  • persona
  • personage
  • personality
  • pet name
  • pick
  • pillar
  • pin down
  • place
  • place name
  • point to
  • poke
  • ponder
  • pose
  • praise
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  • prefer
  • prenomen
  • preselect
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  • prominent
  • pronounce
  • proper name
  • pseudonym
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  • put down for
  • put finger on
  • put tag on
  • put-down
  • question
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  • recognize
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  • redoubtable
  • refer to
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  • rep
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  • reputation
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  • reputed
  • resemblance
  • resolve
  • respectable
  • respected
  • reverence
  • rubric
  • rule
  • ruminate
  • sarcasm
  • seeming
  • select
  • semblance
  • set
  • settle
  • shame
  • shape
  • shell
  • show
  • sign
  • signal
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  • simulation
  • single out
  • slam
  • slap
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  • slot
  • slur
  • sneer
  • sobriquet
  • somebody
  • soubriquet
  • sound
  • specify
  • spell out
  • stage name
  • standout
  • star
  • stigmatize
  • study
  • style
  • suggest
  • suggestion
  • superstar
  • surface
  • surname
  • swipe
  • tab
  • tag
  • take
  • tap
  • taunt
  • term
  • throne
  • ticket
  • title
  • torment
  • torture
  • trade name
  • trademark
  • trivial name
  • umpire
  • veneer
  • venerable
  • vernacular
  • vituperation
  • weigh
  • well-known
  • worm
  • worthy

obey

  • abide by
  • accede
  • accept
  • accord
  • acquiesce
  • act upon
  • adhere to
  • agree
  • answer
  • assent
  • attend
  • be loyal to
  • be ruled by
  • bow to
  • carry out
  • comply
  • concur
  • discharge
  • do as one says
  • do what is expected
  • do what one is told
  • embrace
  • execute
  • fall in with
  • follow
  • fulfill
  • get in line
  • give way
  • hear
  • heed
  • hold fast
  • keep
  • keep to
  • knuckle under
  • live by
  • mark
  • mind
  • note
  • notice
  • observe
  • perform
  • play second fiddle
  • regard
  • respond
  • serve
  • submit
  • surrender
  • take
  • take orders
  • toe the line
  • watch

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