Synonyms for accepting
ac·cept·ing

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1. acceptingadjective

   tolerating without protest

   "always more accepting of coaching suggestion than her teammates"; "the atmosphere was judged to be more supporting and accepting"

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   rejective

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1. List of paraphrases for "accepting":

   accept, acceptance, ok, agreeing, accepts, accepted

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1. Assad Volcy:

   Today, we have a spiritual son of Duvalier in power, who has done everything to shut down parliament. We’re giving a lesson of democracy to Martelly ... to show him we are not accepting the return of dictatorship.

2. Robert Steinbrook:

   But in the big picture, physicians have to ask themselves why they are accepting this largesse?

3. Natalie Richard:

   There are many other ways to teach children how to be accepting than with a social dance, sends a bad message to girls that girls have to say 'yes'; sends a bad message to boys that girls can’t say 'no.’.

4. Michael Flynn:

   Regretfully, I followed my lawyers' strong advice to confirm my plea even though it was all I could do to not cry out' no' when this court asked me if I was guilty, i have spent my entire adult life accepting great responsibility. I accepted the plea agreement to stop the pain and threats to my family and to accept responsibility for what the government I have defended and served for more than thirty-three years said I did wrong.

5. John Oliver:

   Here’s the problem. It increasingly seems like, if Donald Trump loses, we are not going to get the concession speech that the country badly needs, because Donald Trump is medically incapable of accepting that Donald Trump is Donald Trump, so we need to find a way for Donald Trump to give a concession speech, while Donald Trump’s still able to claim that Donald Trump won something.