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1. (adj.) accepted
generally approved; widely regarded as normal, right, etc.
Etymology: (1485–95)
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1. (adj) accepted, recognized, recognised
generally approved or compelling recognition
"several accepted techniques for treating the condition"; "his recognized superiority in this kind of work"
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1. accepted
of Accept
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Sense: generally recognized
It is an accepted fact that the world is round.
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 Afrikaans: aanvaarde |
 Arabic: مَقْبُول |
 Bulgarian: приет |
 Brazilian: aceito |
 Czech: uznaný |
 German: allgemein anerkannt |
 Danish: godtaget; anerkendt |
 Greek: αποδεκτός |
 Spanish: reconocido |
 Estonian: üldtunnustatud |
 Farsi: پذیرفته |
 Finnish: hyväksytty |
 French: reconnu |
 Hebrew: הַסְכָּמָה |
 Hindi: स्वीकृत |
 Croatian: prihvaćen |
 Hungarian: elfogadott |
 Indonesian: diakui |
 Icelandic: viðtekinn, viðurkenndur |
 Italian: riconosciuto |
 Japanese: 一般に認められた |
 Korean: 일반적으로 인정되는 |
 Lithuanian: pripažintas |
 Latvian: vispārpieņemts |
 Malay: diterima |
 Dutch: erkend |
 Norwegian: gjengs; godtatt |
 Polish: uznawany |
 Persian: پذیرفته |
 Pashto: منل شوى |
 Portuguese: aceite |
 Romanian: recunoscut |
 Russian: общепринятый |
 Slovak: uznaný |
 Slovenian: priznan |
 Serbian: opštepriznat |
 Swedish: accepterad, vedertagen |
 Thai: ซึ่งเป็นที่ยอมรับ |
 Turkish: yaygın |
 Taiwanese: 公認的 |
 Ukrainian: визнаний |
 Urdu: قبول شدہ |
 Vietnamese: được công nhận |
 Chinese: 公認的 |
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