The phrase "accept acquaintance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers, as "accept" and "acquaintance" do not typically pair together in this way.
Example: "I hope to accept acquaintance with new colleagues at the networking event."
Alternatives: "make acquaintance" or "become acquainted".
Third, the acquaintance theorist who accepts acquaintance with complex universals is in a position to provide an account of our knowledge of necessary truths.
As we saw above in discussing inferential knowledge, some acquaintance theorists already accept that we can have acquaintance with entailment relations and, more controversially, epistemic probability relations between propositions.
Some opponents may actually accept that something like acquaintance exists but doubt that it can provide much, if any, justification for our beliefs; in denying that they have found anything like acquaintance, it may be that they mean only to deny that they have found a relation of acquaintance that can make a significant difference to the epistemic justification of our beliefs.
While documenting his recruitment drive, The Jewish Chronicle reported that the proprietor of the Grand Restaurant had refused to serve Smith during his tour of Yorkshire because he was Jewish, while indicating the staff were prepared to accept his non-Jewish acquaintance.
SUBMITTING TO PEER PRESSURE People can push friends and acquaintances to accept risks.
A young medical student drinking tea in a Nazran café says that although she found it hard to accept deaths among her acquaintances, "you have no choice but to get on with your life".
As soon as you accept Path requests from acquaintances, sharing sensitive stuff gets scarier.
In an account she gave through the charity, she described how accepting a casual acquaintance as a contact on a social network led to a stream of attacks.
Accept your circumstances; accept your family, friends and acquaintance's opinions.
