Pronunciation: /əkˈnɑlɪdʒd/
verb to accept or admit the existence or truth of
A1 She acknowledged receiving the gift.
A2 He acknowledged his mistake and apologized.
B1 The company acknowledged the importance of customer feedback.
B2 The government acknowledged the need for stricter regulations.
C1 The author's talent was acknowledged by critics worldwide.
C2 Her contributions to the field were acknowledged with a prestigious award.
adjective recognized or accepted as being valid or legitimate
A1 She acknowledged my presence with a smile.
A2 The teacher acknowledged the students' hard work.
B1 The company acknowledged the mistake and offered a refund.
B2 The committee acknowledged the importance of implementing new policies.
C1 The author's talent was acknowledged by critics worldwide.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research was acknowledged with a prestigious award.
formal The company acknowledged receipt of the complaint and is investigating the matter.
informal She acknowledged that she was running late and apologized for keeping us waiting.
slang He finally acknowledged that he was wrong, but it took him long enough.
figurative The artist's work acknowledged the influence of classical painters while still maintaining a modern style.
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