acknowledging (Meaning)

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acknowledging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Acknowledge

The manager is good at acknowledging the efforts of each team member during project updates.
Acknowledging mistakes is an essential part of the learning process and personal growth.
In her speech, the leader focused on acknowledging the unique contributions of each department to the company's success.
The athlete gave a heartfelt speech, acknowledging the support of coaches, family, and teammates in achieving their goals.
Acknowledging customer feedback helps businesses make necessary improvements to their products and services.
Teachers play a vital role in acknowledging the diverse talents and strengths of their students.
During the meeting, the CEO emphasized the importance of acknowledging both successes and challenges in the organization.
The policy changes were made after carefully acknowledging the concerns raised by various stakeholders.
Acknowledging the cultural differences in a global team is crucial for fostering effective communication and collaboration.
The politician began the speech by acknowledging the hard work and dedication of the constituents in their community.

of Acknowledge

confessing, conceding,admitting, confirming, revealing, allowing, disclosing,agreeing, announcing, granting

disclaiming, disclaiming, denying,denying, disputing, contradicting, obscuring, refuting, disowning, covering (up)

The manager is good at acknowledging the efforts of each team member during project updates.

Acknowledging mistakes is an essential part of the learning process and personal growth.

In her speech, the leader focused on acknowledging the unique contributions of each department to the company's success.

The athlete gave a heartfelt speech, acknowledging the support of coaches, family, and teammates in achieving their goals.