accepted
ਸਵੀਕਾਰ
definition
adjective
he wasn't handsome in the accepted sense
generally believed or recognized to be valid or correct.
example
You must have ancestral lineage, or be a convert, to be 'accepted' .
He just follows blindly to what others are doing, for the sake of being 'accepted' .
Once established, pejorative stereotypes can be invoked, commonly 'accepted' prejudices played to.
Liddell & Scott's Greek Lexicon is a universally 'accepted' standard among scholars.
Members of Parliament said the project would likely be 'accepted' by the end of the week, the newspaper reported.
Girard's fashionable idea concerning the scapegoat is not 'accepted' uncritically.
The health of all Americans could benefit from the use of de-identified data to meet widely 'accepted' public health objectives.
He was on about the long 'accepted' military strategy of keeping the pressure on.
Not all the caffeine drinks encountered in the course of European colonial expansion came to be 'accepted' for consumption in Europe.
Routine questioning about domestic violence does not fulfil 'accepted' principles for screening programmes.
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