acknowledged
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definition
verb
the plight of the refugees was acknowledged by the authorities
accept or admit the existence or truth of.
the art world has begun to acknowledge his genius
(of a body of opinion) recognize the fact or importance or quality of.
adjective
he's an acknowledged expert in the field
recognized as being good or important.
example
An 'acknowledged' Paris expert, she is also the author of the Paris Entry to the Encarta Encylopaedia and contributes to radio, television and magazines.
Donations from community members to support education in the area were also 'acknowledged' .
Such wars ended, of course, when it was finally 'acknowledged' that several different conceptions of religious truth could coexist.
In other words, the EU's own governments 'acknowledged' in 2003 that the Turkish government had persecuted more than 2,000 of its own citizens.
Having recently helped secure three anti-social behaviour orders against youths in Kings Farm, the police are having demonstrable success in tackling crime in this 'acknowledged' trouble spot.
In the years since his murder, King's heroism and nobility have become ever more widely 'acknowledged' in his homeland.
Indeed, most people cannot conceive of a society in which causes are eliminated or at least 'acknowledged' .
The worth of his Frederick was 'acknowledged' by the Prussian Order of Merit in 1874.
The hard work and dedication of 24 ambulance staff including paramedics, control staff, a receptionist and a cleaner was also 'acknowledged' .
All data obtained from primary/secondary sources should be properly 'acknowledged' .
The support of Applied Research Institute is gratefully 'acknowledged' .
It is internationally 'acknowledged' that prevention efforts need to be the first line of defense against the further spread of the HIV / AIDS epidemic.
Much that is included is covered elsewhere (to be fair, this is probably 'acknowledged' by the book's good bibliography).
Although he was 'acknowledged' at once as the rightful heir to the throne, yet there was a strongly-felt desire to modify the character of the government.
Dr Tommy Daly was 'acknowledged' to be the greatest goalkeeper of his time.
Bookstore shelves groan under the weight of self-help tomes for the lovelorn, but the complexity and intensity of non-romantic female relationships is rarely 'acknowledged' .
And that's the debt, only partially 'acknowledged' , that Friedman owes to Marx.
In the nationalist camp, by contrast, the plight of the Jews was either never 'acknowledged' or even viewed with outright contempt.
Eccles was, therefore, more than a scientific giant, rightly 'acknowledged' by his Nobel Prize.
Arbitrariness in land acquisition for the project is a widely 'acknowledged' fact.
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