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acceptancy

[ak-sep-tuh n-see]

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noun, plural ac·cept·an·cies.

the act of accepting; acceptance.

a willingness to accept or receive; receptiveness.

Origin of acceptancy

First recorded in 1855–60; accept + -ancy

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Historical Examples of acceptancy

You know I have no fresh first devotion to offer you, I have not even a heart swept and garnished for your acceptancy.
Miss Hildreth, Volume 2 of 3
Augusta de Grasse Stevens