acceptant

ADJECTIVE
  1. accepting willingly
    an acceptant type of mind
    acceptive of every new idea
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How To Use acceptant In A Sentence

  • Friday morning, first day of the test I still vex but I was acceptant of my fate.
  • The results show that the acceptant tactic of each player must achieve the Nash equilibrium only as the accounting information becomes true and fair.
  • After the acceptant speech of Joe Biden, Obama showed up as a surprise on the third day of the DNC. A supporter thrilled to tears on Aug 26, 2008.
  • Today, most of the company consider acceptant ratio as a good achievement in quality.
  • Antislavery sentiment would not necessarily have prevented someone from owning or hiring slaves, but would have made it less likely than if the individual had been completely acceptant of slavery.
  • an acceptant type of mind
  • Banneker, at home again, planted a garden of dreams, and lived in it, mechanically acceptant of the outer world, resentful of any intrusion upon that flowerful retreat. Success A Novel
  • They tire people out, wear them down, make them acceptant of shoddy workmanship or service. I'm impressed at the same time as I'm angry.
  • It has been my no transfer fee bewitchingly monocot component footgear booking acceptant that one to get marlite and nevus landholding in merida. Rational Review
  • Leftist psychologists are obsessed with the fact that conservatives are more acceptant of the power and authority arrangements in our present society than they are.
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