The phrase "accept over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing preferences or choices, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "I can accept over the other options if they meet my criteria."
Alternatives: "prefer over" or "choose over".
Shumpert explained it was a role he learned to accept over time last season.
Management offered a $1,200 bonus, she said, but would not add that sum to base salaries, which would affect the raises the nurses agreed to accept over the next three years.
The death of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi in September 2015 and the picture showing him lying face down on a Turkish beach prompted an international outcry and an outpouring of sympathy towards the refugees with German Chancellor Angela Merkel announcing the country would accept over a million refugees in the next year.
I don't think we have come to accept what people in other countries have had to come to accept over the years, whether it was all of Europe in World War II or the people of Israel today or Northern Ireland who have come to some sort of an uneasy truce with their fear.
The A1900 can accept over 90% of a large range of projectile fragmentation products produced at the NSCL, leading to large gains in the intensity of the secondary beams.
It's a reality of parenting that I have come to accept over the years.
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Moreover, the scholarly debate has sometimes accepted over-optimistic assumptions about the sharpness of conceptual boundaries.
This evolution was fostered by an unrestricted sedation regime accepting over-sedation and, in turn, additional vasodilation.
RESERVATIONS Not being accepted over the main telephone line.
The United Nations Security Council's traditional authority in this area must be accepted over that of the court.
