well-accepted

adjective

1. generally considered as true or correct

Example Sentences

Densification may be revealed religion to British planners, but this faith is not well accepted by citizens who live nearby.

From The Daily Beast

Well accepted effects are turning out to be hard to replicate outside of the labs of the people who discovered them.

From The Daily Beast

As far as the vast majority of qualified and political opinion is concerned, all these points are clear and well accepted.

From The Daily Beast

We are very well accepted here, but we definitely, definitely want to move back.

From The Daily Beast

It is a well-accepted axiom that under like circumstances the same cause produces the same effect.

From Project Gutenberg

This day we delivered our present to themperour, which was well accepted of with a cherefull countenance.

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Thou hast set us in the battle, Thou art watching us in the fight; Thou art training us by well-accepted controversy.

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Which message, though it was well accepted of the Duke; yet he deferred his answer until the morrow.

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It seems pretty well accepted that there was no escapement used, however, until more than two centuries after Gerbert's time.

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