Acceptive
inclined to receive or ; receptive:
She was seldom acceptive of my suggestions.
reasonably satisfactory; :
an acceptive mode of transportation.
Historical Examples
Furthermore, I am an inceptive candidate and a susceptive candidate, and an acceptive candidate.
Through the Outlooking Glass Simeon Strunsky
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. Finance. a person who a draft or bill of exchange, especially the drawee who signs the draft or bill, confirming a willingness to pay it when due. Also called acceptor atom, acceptor impurity. Physics. an atom of impurity in a semiconducting crystal such that the atom can capture an electron, creating a hole in […]
- Acceptor impurity
. Finance. a person who a draft or bill of exchange, especially the drawee who signs the draft or bill, confirming a willingness to pay it when due. Also called acceptor atom, acceptor impurity. Physics. an atom of impurity in a semiconducting crystal such that the atom can capture an electron, creating a hole in […]
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the ability, right, or permission to approach, enter, speak with, or use; admittance: They have access to the files. the state or quality of being approachable: The house was difficult of access. a way or means of approach: The only access to the house was a rough dirt road. Theology. approach to God through Jesus […]
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- Accessary
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