Accepted

Definitions: Accepted

Accepted

Adjective

1. Generally approved or compelling recognition; "several accepted techniques for treating the condition"; "his recognized superiority in this kind of work".

2. Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute; "the accepted interpretation of the poem"; "an accepted theory".

3. Generally accepted or used; "accepted methods of harmony and melody"; "three accepted types of pump".

4. (linguistics) judged to be in conformity with approved usage; "acceptable English usage".

5. Widely or permanently accepted; "an accepted precedent".

6. Widely accepted as true or worthy; "the accepted wisdom about old age"; "a received moral idea"; "Received political wisdom says not; surveys show otherwise"- Economist.

Date "accepted" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Domain	Definitions
Dream Interpretation	For a business man to dream that his proposition has been accepted, foretells that he will succeed in making a trade, which heretofore looked as if it would prove a failure. For a lover to dream that he has been accepted by his sweetheart, denotes that he will happily wed the object of his own and others' admiration. If this dream has been occasioned by overanxiety and weakness, the contrary may be expected. The elementary influences often play pranks upon weak and credulous minds by lying, and deceptive utterances. Therefore the dreamer should live a pure life, fortified by a strong will, thus controlling his destiny by expelling from it involuntary intrusions. Source: Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted ....
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Synonyms: Accepted

Synonyms: acceptable (adj), received (adj), recognised (adj), recognized (adj), undisputed (adj). (additional references)

Context	Synonyms within Context (source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus).
Maxim	Reflection; (idea); conclusion; (judgment); golden rule; (precept); principle, principia; profession of faith; (belief); settled principle, accepted principle, formula.
	Accepted fact.
Source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus.

Domain	Usage
Screenplays	I've accepted mine. (Dinosaur; writing credit: Walon Green; Thom Enriquez) Make a man think that he's accepted. It's all a great big game to you. I mean, you're all obviously too lazy and too warped to do anything meaningful with your lives so you prey upon the sexual fantasies of others. (Klute; writing credit: Andy Lewis; Dave Lewis) If anyone finds out I've accepted a little responsibility, I'll be ruined. (Laughing Boy; writing credit: Brazil Joseph Grisaffi III; George Douglas Lee) No, she accepted. It was ghastly. (Carrington; writing credit: Christopher Hampton; Michael Holroyd) You accepted money from him? (Lake Placid; writing credit: David E. Kelley)
Movie/TV Titles	The Challenge Accepted (1918)
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Domain	Title
Books	Dictionary of Accepted Ideas (reference) Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (Notable American Authors) (reference) The Queen's Gambit Accepted (reference) What God Says about Me: Helping Kids Discover That They Are Accepted Safe and Important in Jesus Christ (reference) Wiley GAAP 2002: Interpretations and Applications of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles 2002 (reference) (more book examples)

Music	Accepted Eclectic (reference) (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)
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	Acupuncture is a routinely accepted part of medical practice. / WHO p.Credit: National Library of Medicine; photo by D. Henrioud..		One or two generations ago, people accepted blindness caused by trachoma as inevitable. / WHO p.Credit: National Library of Medicine; photo by A. Kochar..
	One or two generations ago, people accepted blindness caused by trachoma as inevitable. / WHO p.Credit: National Library of Medicine; photo by A. Kochar..
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Author	Quotation
Anne Sophie Swetchine	Repentance is accepted remorse.
Arthur Schopenhauer	All truth passes through three stages: First, it is ridiculed; Second, it is violently opposed; and Third, it is accepted as self-evident.
Desiderius Erasmus	It's the generally accepted privilege of theologians to stretch the heavens, that is the Scriptures, like tanners with a hide.
Ferdinand De Saussure	Language furnishes the best proof that a law accepted by a community is a thing that is tolerated and not a rule to which all freely consent.
Mde. Guion	Ah! if you only know the peace there is in an accepted sorrow.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Author	Date	Quotation
Treaty of Versailles	1919	Security accepted by the Tribunal may be substituted for a deposit. (reference)
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Title	Author	Quote
Sylvie and Bruno	Carroll, Lewis	Sylvie accepted the correction, but did not attempt to pronounce the word, which was evidently new to her.
Les Miserables	Hugo, Victor	They were in need of help and accepted them.
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man	Joyce, James	I have not made or accepted its words.
Walden	Thoreau, Henry David	My accounts, which I can swear to have kept faithfully, I have, indeed, never got audited, still less accepted, still less paid and settled.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Subject	Topic	Quote
Health		NO specimens accepted without prior consultation. (references)
		If these host animals are UV-irradiated before transplantation, the tumor will be accepted. (references)
		The data in support of acupuncture are as strong as those for many accepted Western medical therapies. (references)
Business		U.S. standards are generally accepted in Taiwan. (references)
		CE mark is not accepted by IMBiGS as a valid certificate. (references)
		The concept of shared facilities and common space has been accepted. (references)
Children	Palau	Child prostitution is neither accepted within society nor practiced. (references)
	Malawi	Accepted economic and social practice hampers the ability of women and girls to gain an education. (references)
	Malaysia	However, under the Evidence Act, the testimony of children is accepted only if there is corroborating evidence. (references)
Civil Liberties	Burkina Faso	Refugees are accepted freely. (references)
	Central African Republic	Applicants for asylum often were accepted. (references)
	Bangladesh	No further claims are to be accepted after this period expires. (references)
Discrimination	Uganda	The Constitution prohibits discrimination based on these factors; however, the Government does not enforce the law effectively in matters of locally or culturally accepted discrimination against women, children, persons with disabilities, or certain ethnic groups. (references)
Economic History	Spain	Arbitration procedures are not accepted. (references)
	Azerbaijan	In practice, U.S. dollars are widely accepted. (references)
Human Rights	Peru	Barreto's family accepted the Government's offer. (references)
	Turkey	In October the ECHR accepted their relatives' petition to investigate the case. (references)
	Peru	The IACHR accepted the case and was waiting to receive additional evidence at year's end. (references)
Indigenous People	Chile	Sixty-seven families accepted economic inducements to move to other land but six families involved continued to object to ENDESA's effort to have them resettled. (references)
Minorities	Switzerland	All 13 were accepted, including 5 from the Balkans. (references)
	Cambodia	Ethnic Chinese citizens are well accepted in society. (references)
Political Economy	SPAIN	The Spanish Constitutional Court has accepted the case for review. (references)
	PAKISTAN	Pakistan accepted the WTO decision and has conveyed its two-year phase-out plan to the WTO. (references)
	EL SALVADOR	Most FTZ companies have accepted codes of conduct from their parent corporations or U.S. purchasers. (references)
Political Rights	Papua New Guinea	The court accepted 40 of the petitions for trial; however, at year's end, there had been no decisions. (references)
	Senegal	In the January national referendum, 94 percent of voters accepted the new Constitution, which abolished the Senate. (references)
	Egypt	On April 7, the "Egypt 2000" party won recognition when an Administrative Court decision was accepted by the Government. (references)
Trade	Lebanon	Hebrew labels are not accepted. (references)
	Switzerland	Only wholesale traded goods are generally accepted. (references)
	Qatar	Arabic stickers are accepted on an exceptional basis. (references)
Travel	Denmark	Handshakes are the accepted form of greeting. (references)
	Jamaica	Affidavits will be not be accepted by the immigration office. (references)
	Ukraine	Rumpled, torn, and written-on bills are usually not accepted. (references)
Women	Guinea-Bissau	Domestic violence, including wife beating, is an accepted means of settling domestic disputes. (references)
	Gabon	Common law marriage, which is accepted socially and practiced widely, affords a woman no property rights. (references)
	Tanzania	It is accepted for a husband to treat his wife as he wishes, and wife beating occurs at all levels of society. (references)
Worker Rights	El Salvador	All but two dismissed unionists accepted severance payment. (references)
	Zimbabwe	Many state hospitals accepted only emergency cases during the strike. (references)
	Belize	Historically the Commissioner's guidance has been accepted voluntarily. (references)
Lexicography	Devil's Dictionary	TOMB, n. The House of Indifference. Tombs are now by common consent invested with a certain sanctity, but when they have been long tenanted it is considered no sin to break them open and rifle them, the famous Egyptologist, Dr. Huggyns, explaining that a tomb may be innocently "glened" as soon as its occupant is done "smellynge," the soul being then all exhaled. This reasonable view is now generally accepted by archaeologists, whereby the noble science of Curiosity has been greatly dignified.
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Speaker	Phrase(s)
Angelina Jolie	I never expected this one to be accepted by people and seen kind of because of all the chances we took. So if it's even received decently, I'll be quite happy with it.
Barry Manilow	Not at that time. But I was pushing my song writing. I wanted other people to record my songs. And I got an offer to record my own songs as a singer. And I did, I accepted it, because nobody else seemed to be recording my songs.
Maureen O'Hara	That was a terrible moment, because it had to be seconded to be accepted. And if it wasn't seconded, it would have gone by the wayside and I never would have got it.
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Speaker	Term	Phrase(s)
James Madison	1809-1817	Of the other tribes who were invited to a station on the Mississippi the greater number have also accepted the peace offered to them.
James Monroe	1817-1825	The minister of the United States was instructed to make a further proposal, which has not been accepted.
John Quincy Adams	1825-1829	This offer was partially and successively accepted by Great Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands, the Hanseatic cities, Prussia, Sardinia, the Duke of Oldenburg, and Russia.
Andrew Jackson	1829-1837	An offer, not yet accepted, has been made by Belgium to renew negotiations for a treaty less liberal in its provisions on questions of general maritime law.
Ulysses S. Grant	1869-1877	My services were then tendered and accepted under the first call for troops growing out of that event.
Rutherford Hayes	1877-1881	Its decisions have been patiently waited for, and accepted as legally conclusive by the general judgment of the public.
Calvin Coolidge	1923-1929	When we turn from what was rejected to inquire what was accepted, the policy that stands out with the greatest clearness is that of economy in public expenditure with reduction and reform of taxation.
Lyndon B. Johnson	1963-1969	But much that we once accepted as inevitable, we now find absolutely intolerable.
Ronald Reagan	1981-1989	Day by day, we're shattering accepted notions of what is possible.
Bill Clinton	1993-2001	For years, many of our educators, led by North Carolina's Governor Jim Hunt and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, have worked very hard to establish nationally accepted credentials for excellence in teaching.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

"Accepted" is generally used as a lexical verb (past participle) -- approximately 69.23% of the time. "Accepted" is used about 6,292 times out of a sample of 100 million words spoken or written in English. Its rank is based on over 700,000 words used in the English language. Some parts-of-speech are not covered due to the samples used by the British National Corpus. (note: percents less than one-hundredth of one percent have been omitted)

Parts of Speech	Percent	Usage per 100 Million Words	Rank in English
Lexical Verb (past participle)	69.23%	4,356	2,253
Lexical Verb (past tense)	22.32%	1,405	5,718
Adjective (general or positive)	8.45%	531	11,537
Total	100.00%	6,292	N/A

Expressions using "accepted": accepted fact ♦ accepted principle ♦ ancient and Accepted Scotch Rite ♦ apology accepted ♦ be accepted ♦ facility accepted message ♦ following accepted moral principles ♦ free and accepted masons ♦ generally accepted accounting principle ♦ internationally accepted. Additional references.
Hypenated Usage
	Ending with "accepted": widely-accepted.
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Language		Translations for "accepted"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Afrikaan		aangenome (adopted). (various references)

Albanian		i pranuar (accredited, adopted, avowed, canonic, canonical, received), i miratuar (agreed, approved, undecked). (various references)

Arabic		‏مقبول عليه, ‏مقبول (acceptable, adequate, agreeable, approved of, fair, fairly, fairly good, passable, reasonable, sanctioned, subscribed to, taken, tolerable), ‏مسلم به (admissible, admitted, assumptive, undisputed), ‏مسلم بصحته. (various references)

Bulgarian		общоприет (conventional, orthodox, received, standard), одобрен (approved), признат. (various references)

Chinese		接受 (Accept, Accepting, receive, received, Receiving), 公認 (publicly known). (various references)

Czech		přijatý. (various references)

Danish		accepterer det ansvar,som paahviler hver enkelt af dem for at fremme disse maal og at gennemfoere denne foranstaltning i overensstemmelse med de accepterede kriterier og vilkaar,der er af afgoerende betydning for virkeliggoerelsen af disse maal (accepting the responsibility of each of them to promote these objectives and to implement this measure, as essentials for the realization of these objectives, in accordance with the accepted criteria and modalities), princip for god regnskabsskik (accounting principle, financial accounting standard, generally accepted accounting principle), grundlæggende regnskabsprincipper (generally accepted accounting principles), generelt accepterede bogføringsprincipper (generally accepted accounting standards), forkert indladt (accepted in error, wrongly admitted), fejlaccepteret (accepted in error, wrongly admitted), en planlagt unormal bestraaling er en extern og/eller intern bestraaling, ved hvilken den maximalt tilladelige dosis for erhvervsmaessigt straalingsudsatte personer overskrides, og for hvilken man i forvejen har undersoegt og accepteret risikoen (and for which the risk has previously been studied and accepted, planned abnormal exposure is an external and or internal exposure as a result of which a maximum permissible dose is exceeded in occupationally exposed persons), dannelsesmekanismen for rekrystallisationsteksturerne er kompliceret.Den teori,der for tiden er accepteret,er baseret paa Buergers's model for orienteret kimdannelse,den kan forklare rekrystallisationsteksturen,naar denne er overensstemmende med en af def (the mechanism of the formation of recrystallization textures is complex. The currently aCcepted theory is based on Buerger's model of oriented germination which enables an explanation to be given for the recrystallization texture when it coincides with on). (various references)

Dutch		geaccepteerd, gangbaar (commercial, for sale, marketable, merchantable, saleable, valid), erkend (approved), aanvaard. (various references)

Esperanto		akceptita, ĝenerale akceptita. (various references)

Finnish		tunnetusti (accepted admittedly, known to be), sopimusten tai toimitusehtojen vastainen lähetys (accepted in error, wrongly admitted), perimyssaanto,jossa perillisten velkavastuu rajoittuu jäämistöomaisuuden arvoon (estate accepted without hability to debts beyond the assets descended), on yleisenä sääntönä (it is a generally accepted rule), kotiutua kieleen (be accepted in a language), hyvä kirjanpitotapa (accounting principle, financial accounting standard, generally accepted accounting principle), hän sai virkaeron (he was granted a discharge, his resignation was accepted). (various references)

French		accepté (accept, accepting). (various references)

German		sagte zu, angenommen (adopted, adoptive, assumed, assuming, assumptive, imbibed, notional, presuming, supposing, suppositional, understood), akzeptierte, akzeptiert (accepts, established). (various references)

Greek		δεκτόσ (acceptable, agreeable, receivable). (various references)

Hebrew		מוסכם (agreed, certain, conventional, done, recognized), מקובל (common, conventional, current, customary, received). (various references)

Hungarian		elfogadott (conventional, received, recognized). (various references)

Indonesian		telah diterima oleh umum, makbul (answered, fulfilled, granted). (various references)

Italian		accettato (accept, accepts, acknowledged, approved), indiscusso (indisputed, undisputed, unquestioned). (various references)

Japanese Kanji		落札 (having one's bid accepted), 通念 (common idea, common wisdom, generally accepted idea), 自他共に許す (to be acknowledged by oneself and others, to be generally accepted), 受けつける (to be accepted, to receive), 受け付ける (to be accepted, to receive), 募集人�"� (number of people to be admitted or accepted). (various references)

Japanese Katakana		ぼしゅうじ�"い�" (number of people to be admitted or accepted), うけつける (to be accepted, to receive), つうね�" (common idea, common wisdom, generally accepted idea), らくさつ (having one's bid accepted), じたともにゆるす (to be acknowledged by oneself and others, to be generally accepted). (various references)

Korean		받아�"�이�". (various references)

Norwegian		godtatt, godkjent. (various references)

Pig Latin		accepteday.(various references)

Portuguese		aceito, vulgar (artless, banal, blanket, coarse, common, commonplace, demotic, dismal, earthy, everyday, everything, got drunk, gross, hackneycarriage, hacksaw, humdrum, inelaborate, low, low-necked, mediocre, ordinary, pedestrian crosswalk, penny-a-liner, platitudinous, Plato, prosaic, quotidian, ready made, soulless, trite, trivial, undistinguished, uninspired, unladylike, unoriginal, usual, vulgar, vulgarian), reconhecido (acknowledged, arrant, beholden, grant-in-aid, grateful, thankful), comum (accredited, appellative, blanket, cheap, common, commonplace, communal, demotic, everyday, garden, general, habituate, inelaborate, joint, mutual, ordinary, public, run of the mill, usual, vulgar, vulgarian). (various references)

Romanian		admis (acknowledged, assumed, received), uzitat (common, conventional, current, customary, usual). (various references)

Russian		принятый (customary), признанный (acknowledged, recognized, top-ranked). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian		priznat (confessed, recognized, stated), primljen (received). (various references)

Spanish		aceptado (accept, admitted, approved, bang on, digested, granted, taken). (various references)

Swedish		accepterad (current, established). (various references)

Turkish		tanınan (acknowledged, known, well known), makbul (acceptable, agreeable, far out, grateful, o.k., ok, okay, palatable), kabul edilen (acknowledged, adopted, putative). (various references)

Ukranian		визнаний (acknowledged, admitted, established, recognized), прийнятий (initiate, reasonable), поширений (amplified, common, diffused, prevailing, prevalent, wide-spread). (various references)

Vietnamese		đã được thừa nhận, đã được công nhận. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Language	Period	Translations
Sumerian	3100 BCE-2500 BCE	�u . . . ti. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Language	Date	Source	Luke Chapter 4, Verse 24
Greek (transliterated)	250 BC	Septuagint	Eipen de amhn legw umin oti oudeiV profhthV dektoV estin en th patridi autou
Latin	405	Vulgate	Ait autem amen dico vobis quia nemo propheta acceptus est in patria sua
Old English	990	West Saxon	þa cwæð he soðlice ic eow secge þæt nan witega nis andfenge on his eþele;
Middle English	1395	Wyclif	And he seide, Treuli Y seie to you, that no profete is resseyued in his owne cuntre.
Renaissance English	1526	Tyndale	And he sayde verely I saye vnto you: No Prophet is accepted in his awne countre.
Jacobean English	1611	King James	And he said, Verily I say unto you, No prophet is accepted in his own country.
Victorian English	1833	Webster	And he said, Verily I say to you, No prophet is accepted in his own country.
Basic English	1964	Ogden	And he said to them, Truly I say to you, No prophet is honoured in his country.
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Language	Luke Chapter 4, Verse 24
Bulgarian	И пак рече: Истина ви казвам, че никой пророк не е приет в родината си.
Cebuano	Ug siya miingon, "Sa pagkatinuod sultihan ko kamo, nga walay profeta nga kahimut-an sa iyang kaugalingon lungsod.
Chinese	又說、我實在告訴 � 們、 �' 有先知在自己家鄉被人悅納的。
Croatian	I nastavi: "Zaista, kažem vam, nijedan prorok nije dobro došao u svom zavièaju.
Danish	Men han sagde: "Sandelig, siger jeg eder, at ingen Profet er anerkendt i sit Fædreland.
Dutch	En Hij zeide: Voorwaar Ik zeg u, dat geen profeet aangenaam is in zijn vaderland.
Finnish	Ja hän sanoi: "Totisesti minä sanon teille: ei kukaan profeetta ole otollinen kotikaupungissaan.
French	Mais, ajouta-t-il, je vous le dis en vérité, aucun prophète n`est bien reçu dans sa patrie.
German	Er sprach aber: Wahrlich, ich sage euch: "Kein Prophet ist angenehm in seinem Vaterlande.
Haitian Creole	Epi li di yo ankò: Men, sa m'ap di nou la a, se vre wi: Yo pa janm resevwa yon pwofèt byen nan pwòp peyi li.
Hungarian	Monda pedig: Bizony mondom néktek: Egy próféta sem kedves az õ hazájában.
Indonesian-Bahasa Sehari-hari	Yesus menambahkan, "Ingatlah, tidak ada nabi yang dihormati di kampung halamannya sendiri.
Indonesian-Terjemahan Lama	Dan lagi kata-Nya, "Sesungguhnya Aku berkata kepadamu: Tiadalah seorang nabi diindahkan di dalam negerinya sendiri.
Italian	Poi aggiunse: «Nessun profeta è bene accetto in patria.
Korean	또 가 라 사 대 ` 내 가 진 실 로 너 희 에 게 이 르 노 니 � 지 자 가 � 향 에 서 환 영 을 받 �" 자 가 없 느 니 라
Latvian	Bet Viòð teica: Patiesi es jums saku: neviens pravietis netiek atzîts savâ tçvijâ.
Manx Gaelic	As dooyrt eh, Dy firrinagh ta mee gra riu, Nagh vel soiagh jeant jeh phadeyr erbee ayns e heer hene.
Maori	I mea ano ia, He pono taku e mea nei ki a koutou, E kore te poropiti e manakohia i tona ake whenua.
Modern Greek	Ειπε δε· Αληθως σας λεγω οτι ουδεις προφητης ειναι δεκτος εν τη πατριδι αυτου.
Norwegian	Men han sa: Sannelig sier jeg eder: Ingen profet blir vel mottatt på sitt hjemsted.
Portuguese	E prosseguiu: Em verdade vos digo que nenhum profeta é aceito na sua terra.
Rumanian	,,Dar``, a adqugat El ,,adevqrat vq spun cq, niciun prooroc nu este primit bine kn patria lui.
Russian	й УЛБЪБМ: ЙУФЙООП ЗПЧПТА ЧБН: ОЙЛБЛПК � ТПТПЛ ОЕ � ТЙОЙНБЕФУС Ч УЧПЕН ПФЕЮЕУФЧЕ.
Shuar	Túrasha nekas Tájarme, Yúsnan etserniun ni nunkenkikia nii tana nuna anturainiatsui.
Spanish	--Y añadió--: De cierto os digo, que ningún profeta es aceptado en su tierra.
Swahili	Akaendelea kusema, "Hakika nawaambieni, nabii hatambuliwi katika kijiji chake.
Swedish	Och han tillade: "Sannerligen säger jag eder: Ingen profet bliver i sitt fädernesland väl mottagen.
Thai	พระองค์ตรัสว่า "เราบอกความจริงแก่ท่านทั้งหลายว่า ไม่มีศาส�"าพยากร�"์คนใ�"ไ�"้รับการต้อนรับในเมืองของตน
Ukrainian	І сказав �'ін: Поправді кажу вам: Жаден пророк не бува�" при�"мний у вітчизні своїй.
Uma	Na'uli' tena-raka Yesus: "Mpu'u ku'uli' -kokoi, uma ria nabi to rabila' hi ngata-na moto.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations
	Words beginning with "accepted": acceptedly. (additional references)
	Words ending with "accepted": reaccepted, unaccepted. (additional references)
Misspellings
	"Accepted" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: acceptab, acceptees, acceptis, Accompte, aceite, acepted, aspected. (additional references)
Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

# of Phoneme Matches	Pronunciation	Word(s) rhyming with "accepted" (pronounced akse"ptud or ukse"ptud)
7	-k s e" p t u d	excepted.
6	-s e" p t u d	intercepted.
4	-p t u d	adapted, adopted, attempted, bankrupted, conscripted, corrupted, disrupted, encrypted, erupted, excerpted, exempted, interrupted, opted, preempted, prompted, scripted, sculpted, tempted, uninterrupted, unscripted.
3	-t u d	abated, abbreviated, abdicated, abducted, abetted, aborted, abrogated, abstracted, abutted, accelerated, accented, accentuated, acclimated, accommodated, accosted, accounted, accredited, accumulated, acquainted, acquitted, acted, activated, addicted, adjudicated, adjusted, admitted, adulterated, advocated, affected, affiliated, afflicted, affronted, aggravated, aggregated, agitated, airlifted, alerted, alienated, alleviated, allocated, allotted, alternated, amalgamated, ameliorated, amounted, amputated, angulated, animated, annihilated, annotated, anted, anticipated, antiquated, appointed, appreciated, appropriated, approximated, arbitrated, arrested, articulated, aspirated, assassinated, assaulted, asserted, assimilated, assisted, associated, assorted, attenuated, attested, attracted, attributed, audited, augmented, authenticated, automated, averted, awaited, backdated, baited, bated, batted, belated, belted, benefited, benefitted, benighted, berated, bested, bifurcated, bigoted, blacklisted, blanketed, blasted, blighted, bloated, blunted, blurted, boasted, boated, bolted, boosted, booted, boycotted, breasted, budgeted, busted, caffeinated, calculated, calibrated, capitulated, captivated, carbonated, carbureted, carotid, carpeted, carted, castigated, castrated, catapulted, celebrated, cemented, chanted, charted, chatted, cheated, chested, chlorinated, circuited, circulated, circumvented, cited, closeted, clotted, coasted, coated, coexisted, collaborated, collected, comforted, commemorated, commented, committed, communicated, commuted, compacted, compensated, competed, complemented, completed, complicated, complimented, computed, conceited, concentrated, concerted, concocted, conducted, confiscated, conflicted, confronted, congested, congratulated, congregated, conjugated, connected, consecrated, consented, consisted, consolidated, constipated, constituted, constricted, constructed, consulted, consummated, contacted, contaminated, contemplated, contented, contested, contorted, contracted, contradicted, contrasted, contributed, converted, convicted, convoluted, cooperated, coordinated, copyrighted, corrected, correlated, corroborated, corrugated, costed, counted, counteracted, counterfeited, courted, coveted, crafted, created, credited, cremated, crenelated, crested, crusted, culminated, cultivated, darted, dated, daunted, deactivated, debated, debilitated, decaffeinated, decapitated, decelerated, decimated, decontaminated, decorated, dedicated, deducted, defaulted, defeated, defected, deflated, deflected, degenerated, dehydrated, dejected, delegated, deleted, deliberated, delighted, delineated, delisted, demented, demonstrated, demoted, denigrated, denominated, denoted, dented, departed, depicted, depleted, deported, deposited, depreciated, deregulated, desecrated, desegregated, deserted, designated, destructed, detected, deteriorated, detested, detonated, detracted, devaluated, devastated, deviated, devoted, dictated, differentiated, digested, dilapidated, dilated, diluted, directed, disaffected, disappointed, disassociated, disconnected, discontented, discounted, discredited, discriminated, disenchanted, disgusted, disintegrated, disinterested, disinvited, disjointed, dislocated, disoriented, dispirited, disputed, disrespected, dissected, disseminated, dissented, dissipated, distorted, distracted, distributed, distrusted, diverted, divested, documented, domesticated, dominated, donated, dotted, doubted, drafted, drifted, duplicated, dusted, edited, educated, effected, ejected, elaborated, elated, elected, electrocuted, elevated, elicited, eliminated, elongated, elucidated, emaciated, emanated, emancipated, emasculated, emigrated, emitted, emulated, enacted, encapsulated, enchanted, encrusted, enlisted, entrusted, enumerated, enunciated, equated, eradicated, erected, escalated, escorted, estimated, evacuated, evaluated, evaporated, evicted, eviscerated, exacerbated, exacted, exaggerated, exalted, exasperated, excavated, excited, excommunicated, excoriated, executed, exerted, exhausted, exhibited, exhilarated, exhorted, existed, exited, exonerated, expected, expedited, experimented, exploited, exported, expropriated, exterminated, extorted, extracted, extradited, extrapolated, extricated, extroverted, exulted, fabricated, faceted, facilitated, fainted, fainthearted, farsighted, fascinated, fasted, fated, faulted, feasted, federated, fermented, ferreted, feted, fetid, filleted, fingerprinted, fisted, fitted, fixated, flabbergasted, flagellated, flaunted, flirted, floated, flouted, fluctuated, foisted, fomented, footed, footnoted, forecasted, forested, forfeited, formulated, fragmented, frequented, fretted, fronted, frosted, frustrated, gated, generated, germinated, gifted, glaciated, gloated, glutted, graduated, grafted, granted, grated, gravitated, greeted, grunted, guested, gusted, gutted, gyrated, halfhearted, hallucinated, halogenated, halted, handcrafted, harvested, hated, hearted, heated, helmeted, hesitated, highlighted, hinted, hoisted, hooted, hosted, humiliated, hunted, hydrated, hydrogenated, hyphenated, ignited, illuminated, illustrated, imitated, immigrated, impacted, imparted, impersonated, implanted, implemented, implicated, imported, impregnated, imprinted, imputed, inactivated, inaugurated, incapacitated, incarcerated, incinerated, incited, incorporated, inculcated, indebted, indicated, indicted, indited, indoctrinated, inducted, infatuated, infected, infested, infiltrated, inflated, inflected, inflicted, infuriated, ingested, inhabited, inherited, inhibited, initiated, injected, innovated, inoculated, inserted, insinuated, insisted, inspected, instigated, instituted, instructed, insulated, insulted, integrated, interacted, interconnected, interdicted, interested, interjected, interpolated, interpreted, interrelated, interrogated, intersected, intimated, intimidated, intoxicated, introverted, inundated, invalidated, invented, inverted, invested, investigated, invigorated, invited, irradiated, irrigated, irritated, isolated, jacketed, jetted, jilted, jointed, jolted, jotted, knighted, knitted, knotted, lambasted, lamented, laminated, lasted, legislated, levitated, liberated, lifted, lighted, lighthearted, limited, liquidated, listed, litigated, located, looted, lubricated, lusted, maladjusted, malted, maltreated, mandated, manifested, manipulated, marinated, marketed, masted, masturbated, mated, mediated, medicated, melted, merited, meted, migrated, minted, misallocated, misappropriated, miscalculated, misdirected, misinterpreted, misquoted, misreported, misrepresented, misstated, mistreated, mistrusted, mitigated, moderated, modulated, molested, motivated, mounted, multifaceted, mutated, muted, mutilated, narrated, nauseated, navigated, nearsighted, necessitated, negated, neglected, negotiated, nested, netted, nominated, nonregulated, noted, objected, obligated, obliterated, obstructed, officiated, omitted, operated, opinionated, orbited, orchestrated, orientated, oriented, originated, ornamented, ousted, outdated, outed, outfitted, outlasted, outvoted, overacted, overestimated, overexcited, overheated, overpopulated, overrated, overreacted, overregulated, overrepresented, overstated, overweighted, oxygenated, painted, panted, parachuted, parted, participated, pasted, patented, patted, pelleted, pelted, penetrated, perfected, perforated, permeated, permitted, perpetrated, perpetuated, persecuted, persisted, perverted, petted, picketed, piloted, pinpointed, pirated, pitted, pivoted, planted, plated, plotted, plummeted, pocketed, pointed, pollinated, polluted, pontificated, populated, ported, posited, posted, potted, pouted, precipitated, predated, predicated, predicted, predominated, preexisted, prefabricated, premeditated, presented, prevented, printed, profited, prognosticated, prohibited, projected, proliferated, promoted, promulgated, propagated, prorated, prosecuted, protected, protested, protracted, punctuated, purported, putted, quieted, quilted, quoted, radiated, rafted, ranted, ratcheted, rated, reacted, reactivated, readjusted, readmitted, reallocated, reappointed, rearrested, reasserted, rebated, rebutted, recalculated, recanted, reciprocated, recited, recollected, reconnected, reconstituted, reconstructed, recounted, recreated, recruited, redacted, redecorated, redirected, redistributed, redrafted, reelected, reenacted, reevaluated, refitted, reflected, reformulated, refrigerated, refuted, regenerated, regimented, regretted, regulated, rehabilitated, reignited, reincarnated, reinstated, reinstituted, reintegrated, reinterpreted, reinvented, reinvested, reinvigorated, reinvited, reiterated, rejected, rejuvenated, related, relegated, relented, relocated, remarketed, remitted, renegotiated, renominated, renovated, rented, repainted, repatriated, repeated, repented, replanted, replicated, reported, represented, reprinted, repudiated, reputed, requested, rerouted, resented, resisted, resonated, resorted, respected, restarted, restated, rested, restricted, resubmitted, resulted, resurrected, resuscitated, retaliated, retested, retorted, retracted, retreated, retrofitted, reunited, reverberated, reverted, revisited, revolted, righted, rioted, riveted, roasted, rocketed, roosted, rooted, rotated, rotted, ruminated, rusted, rutted, sainted, salivated, salted, saluted, sandblasted, sated, saturated, scapegoated, scented, scouted, seated, secreted, sedated, segmented, segregated, selected, separated, serrated, shafted, shifted, shorted, shortsighted, shouted, shunted, sifted, sighted, silhouetted, simulated, sited, situated, skated, skirted, skyrocketed, slanted, slated, slighted, slotted, snorted, solicited, sophisticated, sorted, speculated, spirited, sported, spotlighted, spotted, spouted, sprinted, sprouted, spurted, squirted, stagnated, stalemated, started, stated, stilted, stimulated, stipulated, stunted, subcontracted, subjected, subjugated, submitted, subordinated, substantiated, substituted, subtracted, subverted, suffocated, suggested, suited, superheated, supplanted, supplemented, supported, surmounted, suspected, swatted, sweated, syncopated, syndicated, tabulated, tainted, talented, targeted, tasted, taunted, terminated, tested, throated, thwarted, ticketed, tightfisted, tilted, tinted, titillated, toasted, tolerated, tormented, toted, touted, transacted, transected, translated, transmitted, transplanted, transported, treated, trotted, trumpeted, truncated, trusted, tufted, twisted, unabated, unaccounted, unaccredited, unadjusted, unadulterated, unaffected, unaffiliated, unallocated, unanticipated, unappreciated, unassisted, unaudited, unbolted, uncharted, uncoated, uncollected, uncommitted, uncompensated, uncompleted, uncomplicated, unconnected, unconsolidated, uncontaminated, uncontested, uncontradicted, unconverted, uncoordinated, uncorrected, uncorroborated, uncounted, undated, undaunted, undefeated, undercounted, underestimated, underrated, underreported, underrepresented, understated, undetected, undifferentiated, undiluted, undisputed, undistributed, undocumented, undoubted, unedited, uneducated, unelected, unexpected, unexploited, unincorporated, unindicted, uninfected, uninhabited, uninhibited, uninitiated, uninterested, uninvited, United, unlimited, unlisted, unmitigated, unmolested, unobstructed, unpainted, unprecedented, unprotected, unrated, unreconstructed, unregulated, unrelated, unreported, unrepresented, unrequited, unrestricted, unsaturated, unseated, unsolicited, unsophisticated, unstated, unsubstantiated, unsuited, unsupported, unsuspected, untainted, untested, untreated, unwanted, unwarranted, updated, uplifted, uprooted, vacated, vaccinated, vacillated, validated, vatted, vaulted, vaunted, venerated, vented, ventilated, vested, vetted, vindicated, violated, visited, voted, wafted, waited, wanted, warranted, wasted, weighted, whetted, whited, wholehearted, wilted, witted, worsted, wrested.
7	-k s e" p t u d	excepted.
6	-s e" p t u d	intercepted.
4	-p t u d	adapted, adopted, attempted, bankrupted, conscripted, corrupted, disrupted, encrypted, erupted, excerpted, exempted, interrupted, opted, preempted, prompted, scripted, sculpted, tempted, uninterrupted, unscripted.
3	-t u d	abated, abbreviated, abdicated, abducted, abetted, aborted, abrogated, abstracted, abutted, accelerated, accented, accentuated, acclimated, accommodated, accosted, accounted, accredited, accumulated, acquainted, acquitted, acted, activated, addicted, adjudicated, adjusted, admitted, adulterated, advocated, affected, affiliated, afflicted, affronted, aggravated, aggregated, agitated, airlifted, alerted, alienated, alleviated, allocated, allotted, alternated, amalgamated, ameliorated, amounted, amputated, angulated, animated, annihilated, annotated, anted, anticipated, antiquated, appointed, appreciated, appropriated, approximated, arbitrated, arrested, articulated, aspirated, assassinated, assaulted, asserted, assimilated, assisted, associated, assorted, attenuated, attested, attracted, attributed, audited, augmented, authenticated, automated, averted, awaited, backdated, baited, bated, batted, belated, belted, benefited, benefitted, benighted, berated, bested, bifurcated, bigoted, blacklisted, blanketed, blasted, blighted, bloated, blunted, blurted, boasted, boated, bolted, boosted, booted, boycotted, breasted, budgeted, busted, caffeinated, calculated, calibrated, capitulated, captivated, carbonated, carbureted, carotid, carpeted, carted, castigated, castrated, catapulted, celebrated, cemented, chanted, charted, chatted, cheated, chested, chlorinated, circuited, circulated, circumvented, cited, closeted, clotted, coasted, coated, coexisted, collaborated, collected, comforted, commemorated, commented, committed, communicated, commuted, compacted, compensated, competed, complemented, completed, complicated, complimented, computed, conceited, concentrated, concerted, concocted, conducted, confiscated, conflicted, confronted, congested, congratulated, congregated, conjugated, connected, consecrated, consented, consisted, consolidated, constipated, constituted, constricted, constructed, consulted, consummated, contacted, contaminated, contemplated, contented, contested, contorted, contracted, contradicted, contrasted, contributed, converted, convicted, convoluted, cooperated, coordinated, copyrighted, corrected, correlated, corroborated, corrugated, costed, counted, counteracted, counterfeited, courted, coveted, crafted, created, credited, cremated, crenelated, crested, crusted, culminated, cultivated, darted, dated, daunted, deactivated, debated, debilitated, decaffeinated, decapitated, decelerated, decimated, decontaminated, decorated, dedicated, deducted, defaulted, defeated, defected, deflated, deflected, degenerated, dehydrated, dejected, delegated, deleted, deliberated, delighted, delineated, delisted, demented, demonstrated, demoted, denigrated, denominated, denoted, dented, departed, depicted, depleted, deported, deposited, depreciated, deregulated, desecrated, desegregated, deserted, designated, destructed, detected, deteriorated, detested, detonated, detracted, devaluated, devastated, deviated, devoted, dictated, differentiated, digested, dilapidated, dilated, diluted, directed, disaffected, disappointed, disassociated, disconnected, discontented, discounted, discredited, discriminated, disenchanted, disgusted, disintegrated, disinterested, disinvited, disjointed, dislocated, disoriented, dispirited, disputed, disrespected, dissected, disseminated, dissented, dissipated, distorted, distracted, distributed, distrusted, diverted, divested, documented, domesticated, dominated, donated, dotted, doubted, drafted, drifted, duplicated, dusted, edited, educated, effected, ejected, elaborated, elated, elected, electrocuted, elevated, elicited, eliminated, elongated, elucidated, emaciated, emanated, emancipated, emasculated, emigrated, emitted, emulated, enacted, encapsulated, enchanted, encrusted, enlisted, entrusted, enumerated, enunciated, equated, eradicated, erected, escalated, escorted, estimated, evacuated, evaluated, evaporated, evicted, eviscerated, exacerbated, exacted, exaggerated, exalted, exasperated, excavated, excited, excommunicated, excoriated, executed, exerted, exhausted, exhibited, exhilarated, exhorted, existed, exited, exonerated, expected, expedited, experimented, exploited, exported, expropriated, exterminated, extorted, extracted, extradited, extrapolated, extricated, extroverted, exulted, fabricated, faceted, facilitated, fainted, fainthearted, farsighted, fascinated, fasted, fated, faulted, feasted, federated, fermented, ferreted, feted, fetid, filleted, fingerprinted, fisted, fitted, fixated, flabbergasted, flagellated, flaunted, flirted, floated, flouted, fluctuated, foisted, fomented, footed, footnoted, forecasted, forested, forfeited, formulated, fragmented, frequented, fretted, fronted, frosted, frustrated, gated, generated, germinated, gifted, glaciated, gloated, glutted, graduated, grafted, granted, grated, gravitated, greeted, grunted, guested, gusted, gutted, gyrated, halfhearted, hallucinated, halogenated, halted, handcrafted, harvested, hated, hearted, heated, helmeted, hesitated, highlighted, hinted, hoisted, hooted, hosted, humiliated, hunted, hydrated, hydrogenated, hyphenated, ignited, illuminated, illustrated, imitated, immigrated, impacted, imparted, impersonated, implanted, implemented, implicated, imported, impregnated, imprinted, imputed, inactivated, inaugurated, incapacitated, incarcerated, incinerated, incited, incorporated, inculcated, indebted, indicated, indicted, indited, indoctrinated, inducted, infatuated, infected, infested, infiltrated, inflated, inflected, inflicted, infuriated, ingested, inhabited, inherited, inhibited, initiated, injected, innovated, inoculated, inserted, insinuated, insisted, inspected, instigated, instituted, instructed, insulated, insulted, integrated, interacted, interconnected, interdicted, interested, interjected, interpolated, interpreted, interrelated, interrogated, intersected, intimated, intimidated, intoxicated, introverted, inundated, invalidated, invented, inverted, invested, investigated, invigorated, invited, irradiated, irrigated, irritated, isolated, jacketed, jetted, jilted, jointed, jolted, jotted, knighted, knitted, knotted, lambasted, lamented, laminated, lasted, legislated, levitated, liberated, lifted, lighted, lighthearted, limited, liquidated, listed, litigated, located, looted, lubricated, lusted, maladjusted, malted, maltreated, mandated, manifested, manipulated, marinated, marketed, masted, masturbated, mated, mediated, medicated, melted, merited, meted, migrated, minted, misallocated, misappropriated, miscalculated, misdirected, misinterpreted, misquoted, misreported, misrepresented, misstated, mistreated, mistrusted, mitigated, moderated, modulated, molested, motivated, mounted, multifaceted, mutated, muted, mutilated, narrated, nauseated, navigated, nearsighted, necessitated, negated, neglected, negotiated, nested, netted, nominated, nonregulated, noted, objected, obligated, obliterated, obstructed, officiated, omitted, operated, opinionated, orbited, orchestrated, orientated, oriented, originated, ornamented, ousted, outdated, outed, outfitted, outlasted, outvoted, overacted, overestimated, overexcited, overheated, overpopulated, overrated, overreacted, overregulated, overrepresented, overstated, overweighted, oxygenated, painted, panted, parachuted, parted, participated, pasted, patented, patted, pelleted, pelted, penetrated, perfected, perforated, permeated, permitted, perpetrated, perpetuated, persecuted, persisted, perverted, petted, picketed, piloted, pinpointed, pirated, pitted, pivoted, planted, plated, plotted, plummeted, pocketed, pointed, pollinated, polluted, pontificated, populated, ported, posited, posted, potted, pouted, precipitated, predated, predicated, predicted, predominated, preexisted, prefabricated, premeditated, presented, prevented, printed, profited, prognosticated, prohibited, projected, proliferated, promoted, promulgated, propagated, prorated, prosecuted, protected, protested, protracted, punctuated, purported, putted, quieted, quilted, quoted, radiated, rafted, ranted, ratcheted, rated, reacted, reactivated, readjusted, readmitted, reallocated, reappointed, rearrested, reasserted, rebated, rebutted, recalculated, recanted, reciprocated, recited, recollected, reconnected, reconstituted, reconstructed, recounted, recreated, recruited, redacted, redecorated, redirected, redistributed, redrafted, reelected, reenacted, reevaluated, refitted, reflected, reformulated, refrigerated, refuted, regenerated, regimented, regretted, regulated, rehabilitated, reignited, reincarnated, reinstated, reinstituted, reintegrated, reinterpreted, reinvented, reinvested, reinvigorated, reinvited, reiterated, rejected, rejuvenated, related, relegated, relented, relocated, remarketed, remitted, renegotiated, renominated, renovated, rented, repainted, repatriated, repeated, repented, replanted, replicated, reported, represented, reprinted, repudiated, reputed, requested, rerouted, resented, resisted, resonated, resorted, respected, restarted, restated, rested, restricted, resubmitted, resulted, resurrected, resuscitated, retaliated, retested, retorted, retracted, retreated, retrofitted, reunited, reverberated, reverted, revisited, revolted, righted, rioted, riveted, roasted, rocketed, roosted, rooted, rotated, rotted, ruminated, rusted, rutted, sainted, salivated, salted, saluted, sandblasted, sated, saturated, scapegoated, scented, scouted, seated, secreted, sedated, segmented, segregated, selected, separated, serrated, shafted, shifted, shorted, shortsighted, shouted, shunted, sifted, sighted, silhouetted, simulated, sited, situated, skated, skirted, skyrocketed, slanted, slated, slighted, slotted, snorted, solicited, sophisticated, sorted, speculated, spirited, sported, spotlighted, spotted, spouted, sprinted, sprouted, spurted, squirted, stagnated, stalemated, started, stated, stilted, stimulated, stipulated, stunted, subcontracted, subjected, subjugated, submitted, subordinated, substantiated, substituted, subtracted, subverted, suffocated, suggested, suited, superheated, supplanted, supplemented, supported, surmounted, suspected, swatted, sweated, syncopated, syndicated, tabulated, tainted, talented, targeted, tasted, taunted, terminated, tested, throated, thwarted, ticketed, tightfisted, tilted, tinted, titillated, toasted, tolerated, tormented, toted, touted, transacted, transected, translated, transmitted, transplanted, transported, treated, trotted, trumpeted, truncated, trusted, tufted, twisted, unabated, unaccounted, unaccredited, unadjusted, unadulterated, unaffected, unaffiliated, unallocated, unanticipated, unappreciated, unassisted, unaudited, unbolted, uncharted, uncoated, uncollected, uncommitted, uncompensated, uncompleted, uncomplicated, unconnected, unconsolidated, uncontaminated, uncontested, uncontradicted, unconverted, uncoordinated, uncorrected, uncorroborated, uncounted, undated, undaunted, undefeated, undercounted, underestimated, underrated, underreported, underrepresented, understated, undetected, undifferentiated, undiluted, undisputed, undistributed, undocumented, undoubted, unedited, uneducated, unelected, unexpected, unexploited, unincorporated, unindicted, uninfected, uninhabited, uninhibited, uninitiated, uninterested, uninvited, United, unlimited, unlisted, unmitigated, unmolested, unobstructed, unpainted, unprecedented, unprotected, unrated, unreconstructed, unregulated, unrelated, unreported, unrepresented, unrequited, unrestricted, unsaturated, unseated, unsolicited, unsophisticated, unstated, unsubstantiated, unsuited, unsupported, unsuspected, untainted, untested, untreated, unwanted, unwarranted, updated, uplifted, uprooted, vacated, vaccinated, vacillated, validated, vatted, vaulted, vaunted, venerated, vented, ventilated, vested, vetted, vindicated, violated, visited, voted, wafted, waited, wanted, warranted, wasted, weighted, whetted, whited, wholehearted, wilted, witted, worsted, wrested.
Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-c-c-d-e-e-p-t"
	-2 letters: accede, accept, peaced, pedate.
	-3 letters: acted, adept, cadet, caped, epact, etape, paced, pated, peace, taped.
	-4 letters: aced, aped, cade, cape, cate, ceca, cede, cepe, cete, dace, date, deep, deet, pace, pact, pate, peat, peed, tace, tape, teed, tepa.
	-5 letters: ace, act, ape, apt, ate, cad, cap, cat, cee, cep, dap, dee, eat, eta, pac, pad, pat, pea, pec, ped, pee, pet, tad, tae, tap, tea, ted, tee.
	Words containing the letters "a-c-c-d-e-e-p-t"
	+2 letters: acceptedly, reaccepted, spectacled, unaccepted.
	+4 letters: bespectacled, reciprocated.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits. SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. All intellectual property rights in and to the game are owned in the U.S.A and Canada by Hasbro Inc., and throughout the rest of the world by J.W. Spear & Sons Limited of Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, a subsidiary of Mattel Inc. Mattel and Spear are not affiliated with Hasbro.

Hexadecimal (or equivalents, 770AD-1900s) (references)

41 63 63 65 70 74 65 64

Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519; backwards) (references)

American Sign Language (origins from 1620-1817 in Italy and, especially, France) (references)

⁼

Semaphore (1791, in France) (references)

Braille (1829, in France) (references)

Morse Code (1836) (references)

.- -.-. -.-. . .--. - . -..

Dancing Men (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1903) (references)

Binary Code (1918-1938, probably earlier) (references)

01000001 01100011 01100011 01100101 01110000 01110100 01100101 01100100

HTML Code (1990) (references)

&#65 &#99 &#99 &#101 &#112 &#116 &#101 &#100

ISO 10646 (1991-1993) (references)

0041 0063 0063 0065 0070 0074 0065 0064

British Sign Language (Fingerspelling, BSL; 1992, British Deaf Association Dictionary of British Sign Language) (references)

Encryption (beginner's substitution cypher): (references)

Expression	Frequency per Day
accepted	13
pet accepted	10
accepted ancient free mason	10
accepted free mason modern	8
accepted value	5
accepted generally principle risk	5
accepted expert police practice	5
accepted free hall mason prince	5
pay pal accepted	5
accepted ancient rite scottish	4
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Accepted

Definitions: Accepted

Accepted

Adjective

Specialty Definitions: Accepted

Synonyms: Accepted

Synonyms within Context: Accepted

Maxim

Crosswords: Accepted

Modern Usage: Accepted

Screenplays

Movie/TV Titles

Commercial Usage: Accepted

Books

Music

Image Slideshow: Accepted

Computer Images:Accepted

Photo Album: Accepted

Familiar Quotations: Accepted

Anne Sophie Swetchine

Arthur Schopenhauer

Desiderius Erasmus

Ferdinand De Saussure

Mde. Guion

Historic Usage: Accepted

Treaty of Versailles

Use in Literature: Accepted

Sylvie and Bruno

Carroll, Lewis

Les Miserables

Hugo, Victor

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Joyce, James

Walden

Thoreau, Henry David

Non-Fiction Usage: Accepted

Lexicography

Devil's Dictionary

Spoken Usage: Accepted

Angelina Jolie

Barry Manilow

Maureen O'Hara

Speeches: Accepted

James Madison

James Monroe

John Quincy Adams

Andrew Jackson

Ulysses S. Grant

Rutherford Hayes

Calvin Coolidge

Lyndon B. Johnson

Ronald Reagan

Bill Clinton

Usage Frequency: Accepted

Expression: Accepted

Frequency of Internet Keywords: Accepted

accepted

pet accepted

accepted ancient free mason

accepted free mason modern

accepted value

accepted generally principle risk

accepted expert police practice

accepted free hall mason prince

pay pal accepted

accepted ancient rite scottish

Modern Translations: Accepted

Afrikaan

Albanian

Arabic

Bulgarian

Chinese

Czech

Danish

Dutch

Esperanto

Finnish

French

German

Greek

Computer Images:
Accepted