"accept" is a correct and commonly used word in written English. You can use it as a verb to indicate the act of receiving or allowing something, or as a noun to refer to something that has been accepted. Example sentence: The company accepted the offer and signed the contract.
She added: "This is further evidence that Paterson's unwillingness to accept the science on climate change is leading him to make the wrong choices on spending cuts within his department".
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If you don't accept the demands, then I die".
If you accept the demands, I live.
Above all, you have to get consumers to accept significantly higher, and steadily rising, prices.
Back home, his wife, Mary, given the news that Tom was missing, presumed wounded, refused to accept the inevitable.
Inside the cocoon of an event where the main sponsors don't accept that human caused climate change is even real, the news from Beijing seemed to further outline how rapidly the world could change – whether the coal industry likes it or not.
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