Accepted

What do we mean by accepted?

Widely encountered, used, or recognized. adjective

Acceptable; chosen; appointed.

In com., received or acknowledged as binding: often abbreviated to a. or A. See acceptance, 1 .

Simple past tense and past participle of accept. verb

Generally approved, believed, or recognized. adjective

Generally approved or compelling recognition adjective

To receive, especially with a consent, with favour, or with approval.

To admit to a place or a group.

To regard as proper, usual, true, or to believe in.

To receive as adequate or satisfactory.

To receive or admit to; to agree to; to assent to; to submit to.

To endure patiently.

To agree to pay.

To receive officially.

To receive something willingly.

A movie with the funniest trailer ever, about a guy who didn't get accepted anywhere but needed to to comply with his parents regulations, thus making his own university, of which anyone can get accepted to. Urban Dictionary

Accepted: (noun) when the person your friend likes/ the person you like doesnt respond or denies your msn/myspace invitation Urban Dictionary

This is the stage of grief where you experience death, whether from Life, a relationship, a job, a dream, etc. The stage of acceptance is where there is no ill will toward anyone. No regrets. No sadness. No desperation. You have accepted the fact that all that has come before this moment was there to teach you something. To propel you forward. It is all good. Urban Dictionary

Let this in it will be funny Urban Dictionary

N.: Underknown, underappreciated early (founded ~early 70s) German metal band, who dabbled in elements of power and thrash metal long before either subgenre was actually around. Also about ten times harder than Black Sabbath ever has been. Noteable mainly for the incredible guitarwork of Wolf Hoffmann and the inhuman, uncannily appealing screeching of Udo Dirkschneider. Urban Dictionary

Something everyone in the world needs to do a lot more of Urban Dictionary

A word that is often thrown around with little intention of actually following the definition. Urban Dictionary

Pressing Publish when editing on urban dictionary. Also known as: Accepting, Accepted, Publish, Published and sometimes: Pass Urban Dictionary

The opposite of rejection Urban Dictionary

What the authors of most of the definitions for school, homework, DDR, and parents need to learn. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to accepted:
accepted, accented, accepter, acceptee, accept, accosted, accessed, excepted, acceded, acceptor, accreted, incepted, accepts, unaccepted, accepters.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word accepted:
invitation, offer, nominee, scholarship, resignation, appointment, proposal, surrender, position, coaching, rejected, bid, behalf, job.

Words that rhyme with accepted:
heptad, excepted, intercepted, kept hid.

Adjectives that are often used to describe accepted:
total, self, lowest, some, complete, 16th, calls, percent, date, elder, age, international, 18th, low, initial, final, resignation, more.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective accepted:
practice, time, way, value, wisdom, standards, member, thing, view, lover, explanation, treatment, interpretation, theory, name, manner, leader, principles, belief, method, standard, date, truth, practices, values, opinion, body, measure, set, definition, methods, manuscripts, place, principle, procedure, children, norms, procedures, fact, articles, usage, suitor, attitude, doctrine, element, ballots, draft, premise, model, idea, sacrifice, rule, aspect, theories, tradition, notion, expression, abstract, risk, therapy, criteria, meaning, technique, rules, ideas, cause, creed, papers, concept, conclusion, sign, techniques, path, pattern, conventions, religion, beliefs, substitute, remedy, truism, format, custom, mechanism, concepts, terminology, definitions, march.

Consonant match to accepted:
excepted, excerpted, accept aid.

Words that sound like accepted:
accepted, excepted, excerpted, acceptant, accept, accepting, accepts, unaccepted, accented, acceded, excited, acceptive, exceptive, acceptee, except, exceeded, acceptor, excepting, exempted, accepter, excepts, incepted, excepter, exceptor, acceptance, accipiter, acted, exited, acquitted, scripted, accend, maxi pad, axid, occiput, acceptedly, skipped it, exserted.