acceptance [əkˈseptəns] SUST.
1. acceptance sin pl. (accepting):
2. acceptance (positive answer):
- acceptance
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3. acceptance sin pl. (toleration):
- acceptance
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4. acceptance ECON. (confirmation):
- acceptance
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locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
acceptance clause SUST. ECON.
- acceptance clause
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acceptance point SUST. ECON.
- acceptance point
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acceptance value SUST. ECON.
- acceptance value
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non-acceptance SUST. sin pl.
- non-acceptance
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He said the non-acceptance of elected leaders and, in some cases, deliberate attempts to undermine them, was often used as a way to prove the leadership was failing.
www.news24.com This feeling of not being good enough comes from non-acceptance of who you are.
www.thehindu.com He also said that one of the main hurdles in the path of constant innovation was the non-acceptance of technology by members of the general public.
en.wikipedia.org Fear of public speaking is related to the fear of criticism, and the fear of criticism is related to the fear of people's opinions and of non-acceptance.
www.lifehacker.com.au Her stories point out, in its very core, non-understanding and non-acceptance of difference.
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