Reception

What do we mean by reception?

The act or process of receiving or of being received. noun

The act or an instance of catching a forward pass. noun

A welcome, greeting, or acceptance. noun

A social function, especially one intended to provide a welcome or greeting. noun

Mental approval or acceptance. noun

Conversion of transmitted electromagnetic signals into perceptible forms, such as sound or light, by means of antennas and electronic equipment. noun

The condition or quality of the signals so received. noun

The act of receiving by transfer or delivery; a taking into custody or possession of something tendered or presented; an instance of receipt: as, the reception of an invitation; a taking into place, position, or association; admission to entrance or insertion; a taking or letting in: as, a groove or socket for the reception of a handle; the reception of food in the stomach; reception of a person into society. noun

Admission into the mind; a taking into cognizance or consideration; a granting of credence; acceptance: as, the reception of a doctrine. noun

A receiving into audience, intercourse, or entertainment; treatment of a person on approach or presentation; greeting or welcome, as of a visitor: as, a cordial reception. noun

An occasion of ceremonious or complimentary greeting; an assemblage of persons to be individually received or greeted by an entertainer or by a guest selected for special attention: as, to give weekly receptions. noun

A retaking; recapture; recovery. noun

Power or capacity of receiving; receptivity; susceptivity. noun

In astrology, the interchange of the dignities of two planets, owing to each being in the other's house or exaltation. noun

The act of receiving; receipt; admission noun

The state of being received. noun

The act or manner of receiving, especially of receiving visitors; entertainment; hence, an occasion or ceremony of receiving guests noun

Acceptance, as of an opinion or doctrine. noun

The act of receiving.

The act or ability to receive radio or similar signals.

A social engagement, usually to formally welcome someone.

A reaction; the treatment received on first talking to a person, arriving at a place, etc.

The desk of a hotel or office where guests are received.

The school year, or part thereof, between preschool and Year 1, when children are introduced to formal education.

The conscious adoption or transplantation of legal phenomena from a different culture.

Pronunciation: ri-'sep-sh&n Function: noun Etymology: Middle English recepcion, from Anglo-French or Latin; Anglo-French reception, from Latin reception-, receptio, from recipere 1 : the act or action or an instance of receiving : as a : RECEIPT b : ADMISSION c : RESPONSE, REACTION d : the receiving of a radio or television broadcast e : the catching of a forward pass by a receiver 2 : a social gathering often for the purpose of extending a formal welcome Urban Dictionary

How well you are willing to recieve a person Urban Dictionary

Adj. To receive or accept willingly Urban Dictionary

To understand, you feel me?, to pick up what I'm putting down Urban Dictionary

Someone's quality. Hear the problem and give a answer. Listen carefully. Be receptive. Urban Dictionary

What a receptionist does. Urban Dictionary

When you're sending a text message and you lose the last bar of service and you raise your arm up like the Statue of Liberty in hopes of catching just enough signal to complete the text transaction. Urban Dictionary

The most bizarre play EVER in all sports. Down 7-6, with 22 seconds remaining in the 1972 AFC Wild Card matchup, Terry Bradshaw threw a pass intended for John Fuqua. Oakland Raiders saftey Jack Tatum reach Fuqua when the ball did, and the ball deflected from him. Just as the ball seemed to slip to the ground, Steelers runningback Franco Harris scooped up the ball when it was less than an inch from the ground, and ran it in to the endzone to end the game. Craziest play in NFL history. Urban Dictionary

When a female gives consent for sex. Urban Dictionary

A wiki, usually on Miraheze, who’s goal is to criticize cetaint media like Games, Movies, Websites, TV shows, etc. Stirs up controversey from other people who cant handle Criticism Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reception:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word reception:
praising, rotten, aggregator, tomatoes, critics, positive, touchdown, mixed, desk, praised, rooms, yards, favorable, antenna, praise, reviewer, receiver, rating, negative, guests, room, dining, gameplay, score, wedding, audiences, receiving, review, gave, catch, quarter, criticized, fans, rated, signal, generally, quarterback, aggregate, ratings.

Words that rhyme with reception:
perception, inception, conception, deception, exception, misconception, preconception, misperception, contraception, interception, self-deception, immaculate conception, extrasensory perception, taste perception, take exception, olfactory perception, visual perception, touch perception, auditory perception, sound perception, electronic deception, electronic manipulative deception, musical perception, manipulative electronic deception, electronic imitative deception, speech perception, imitative electronic deception.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reception:
warm, critical, cordial, enthusiastic, favourable, friendly, public, favorable, good, cold, cool, mixed, hostile, hospitable, better, gracious, official, formal, grand, poor, passive, hearty, welcome, positive, initial, flattering, magnificent, chilly, popular, lukewarm, splendid, royal, big, bad, proper, courteous, informal, civic, kind, brilliant, sympathetic, diplomatic, rousing, sensory, kindly, ready, hot, generous, honourable, immediate, wonderful, signal, rough, annual, unfavourable, warmer, tremendous, tumultuous, usual, sound, polite, triumphal, triumphant, unfriendly, successful, contemporary, solemn, indifferent, pleasant, worthy, rapturous, universal, frosty, unfavorable, gala, visual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective reception:
room, interpretation, guidance, tion, year.

Words that sound like reception:
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