acceptances (Meaning)
acceptances
the act of accepting a time draft or bill of exchange for payment when due according to the specified terms, the quality or state of being accepted or acceptable, an agreeing either expressly or by conduct to the act or offer of another so that a contract is concluded and the parties become legally bound, the act of accepting, an accepted draft or bill of exchange, acceptation sense 2, the act of accepting something or someone
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acceptances Sentence Examples
- The online store restricted acceptances to orders placed within the next 24 hours.
- The conference organizers had a strict policy of acceptances based on the quality of submitted abstracts.
- Despite multiple applications, his acceptances to graduate school remained elusive.
- The university's low acceptances rate made admission highly competitive.
- The doctor's acceptances of new patients were limited to those with urgent medical conditions.
- The scholarship committee sent out letters of acceptances to deserving students.
- The international treaty was met with varying degrees of acceptances from different nations.
- The company's acceptances of credit cards facilitated convenient transactions.
- The new policy aimed to streamline the process of acceptances and reduce wait times.
- Their unwavering acceptances of differences fostered a harmonious and welcoming environment.
FAQs About the word acceptances
the act of accepting a time draft or bill of exchange for payment when due according to the specified terms, the quality or state of being accepted or acceptabl
confirmations, accreditations,agreements, approvals, certifications, affirmations,passes, acquiescences, ratifications, grants
rejections, denials, injunctions, revocations, refusals, suppressions,vetoes, prohibitions, exclusions, embargoes
The online store restricted acceptances to orders placed within the next 24 hours.
The conference organizers had a strict policy of acceptances based on the quality of submitted abstracts.
Despite multiple applications, his acceptances to graduate school remained elusive.
The university's low acceptances rate made admission highly competitive.
