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Sentence using the word accepted. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use accepted in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for accepted.

• All is accepted. (10)
• The captain accepted it. (10)
• I wish she had accepted him. (4)
• Arthur laughed and accepted. (10)
• No one accepted the challenge. (10)
• Noel accepted for the same reason. (8)
• Beauchamp accepted it as a challenge. (10)
• His not speaking to her was accepted. (10)
• I have accepted that; with all the rest. (9)
• The plans had not been accepted easily. (13)
• I would not have accepted breakfast there. (10)
• That is not an accepted proof; but we have one. (10)
• There was no compulsion: she accepted this man. (22)
• This abrupt invitation was decorously accepted. (10)
• Finally, however, they were welcomed and accepted. (21)
• Let his challenge be accepted, and he would find backers. (10)
• They had arranged the marriage; she accepted the betrothal. (10)
• Had Fanny accepted Mr. Crawford this could not have happened. (4)
• When Mrs. Corey asked him to meet Lapham, he accepted gladly. (9)
• She has never accepted that, she is incapable of accepting it. (8)
• He accepted the credit she gave him, and at that we need not wonder. (10)
• Rose would not abandon her friends because she had accepted a lover. (10)
• I accepted his beautiful work as ignorantly as I did my other blessings. (9)
• She accepted the book with a soft murmur, and the sallow usher had not a word. (10)
• The lawyer accepted the information without remark, and hung up his telephone. (13)
• And at the first she had acquiesced, tacitly accepted it as part of the contract. (10)
• If the teaching is not accepted, and we are to take the blame, can we bear to live? (10)
• A comic severity in the tone of the correction was deferentially accepted by Fenellan. (10)
• My aunt Dorothy accepted the eulogy with a singular trembling wrinkle of the forehead. (10)
• He thought this bit of uncandor charming, and accepted it as if it were the whole truth. (9)
• The lady accepted the decorations thus bestowed on her, with much grace and willingness. (10)
• She accepted public compliments quite royally, nor was Agostino backward in offering them. (10)
• As for the irrevocable, the bad work already accepted and paid for, the lawyer said nothing. (13)
• So long as man accepted the various phenomena of musical sounds as isolated facts, there could be no art. (3)
• Thus, unaware of his high destiny, Ripton joined the hero, and accepted his character in the New Comedy. (10)
• The Cologne theologian accepted the courtesy with a patronizing gesture, as if it were a matter of course. (5)
• In course of time the Discant or Organum gradually crystallized into rules, and other intervals were accepted. (3)
• For Shakespeare he had no real liking, though he concealed this, from humility in the face of accepted opinion. (8)
• Lady Judith accepted the hand of her decrepit lord that she might be of potent service to her fellow-creatures. (10)
• Of all the Federal Army on that summer morning none had accepted battle more joyously than Anderton Graffenreid. (1)
• In 1905, he accepted the position of head of the piano department at the Institute of Musical Art, New York City. (3)
• In the stern of each of these little craft, blowing at the sails, was seated a by-product of the accepted system. (8)
• They were indeed of an amiable sweetness to tempt an accepted lover to angle for the first person in the second. (10)
• I should have accepted it any way, to tell the truth, for your German dungeons are mortal shivering ratty places. (10)
• As usual, I accepted them implicitly, and it was not till long afterwards that I understood how worthless they were. (9)
• However, one who could set down the dying for love, as a sentimentalism, can hardly be accepted as a clear authority. (10)
• She would not travel; she would fix in this London of theirs, and scheme to be hailed the accepted Countess of Ormont. (10)
• Its birth disproved a great many theories which scientific men had accepted as facts of zoology since the days of Pliny. (21)
• Mrs. Norris accepted the compliment, and admired the nice discernment of character which could so well distinguish merit. (4)
• He was a Hanoverian, and his accent was then, I believe, the standard, though the Berlinese is now the accepted pronunciation. (9)
• After him came various members of the faculty, and in 1897, Mr. Frank Van der Stucken accepted the post of dean of the faculty. (3)
• That such colors are fashionable in military life must be accepted as the most astonishing of all the phenomena of human vanity. (1)
• The landscape has already accepted it, and is making the best of it; and to the country people it is an inestimable convenience. (9)
• Redworth, for his part; actually supposed she had accepted his escorting in proof of the plain friendship offered him overnight. (10)
• The new writer, then, must be very good to be accepted, and when accepted he may wait long before he is printed. (9)
• Prof. Nupper, however, says it was the ancient Nevraska, the capital of Kikago, and geographers generally have accepted that view. (7)
• She accepted three separate invitations for Christmas week, and promised to go at the same time to Meran, Salzburg, and Baireuth. (12)
• She perceived no motive for the latter, and she held him to be sound in the head, and what was spoken from the mouth she accepted. (10)
• The people grew not in themselves, but, blind, Accepted sight from him, to him resigned Their hopes of stature, rootless as at sea. (10)
• When we met again and he accepted it for the Weekly, with a handclasp of hearty welcome, I could scarcely gasp out my unfeigned relief. (9)
• Door and window frames may be made from many kinds of wood, although the soft and more durable woods are generally accepted as the best. (17)
• It is doubtful if any other author, save Longfellow, would at once have been so accepted by Americans as their proper representative in London. (14)
• As for his notions of literature, I simply accepted them with the feeling that any question of them would have been little better than blasphemy. (9)
• Generally, I fancy his pleasure in poetry was not great, and I do not believe he cared much for the conventionally accepted masterpieces of literature. (9)
• But her unexercised reflectiveness was on the highroad of accepted doctrines, with their chorus of the moans of gossips for supernatural intervention to give us justice. (10)
• The literary theories we accepted were New England theories, the criticism we valued was New England criticism, or, more strictly speaking, Boston theories, Boston criticism. (9)

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