Crossword-Solution: ACCEPTANT
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Acceptant | a. | Accepting; receiving. |
| Acceptant | n. | An accepter. |
We have 14 clues for the answer “ACCEPTANT”
| Clue | Answers |
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| acceptive | 14 answers |
| influenceable | 14 answers |
| persuasible | 14 answers |
| suasible | 14 answers |
| swayable | 14 answers |
| persuadable | 15 answers |
| sensorial | 39 answers |
| responsive | 50 answers |
| susceptible | 51 answers |
| Impressionable | 64 answers |
| Receptive | 66 answers |
| Perceptive | 70 answers |
| Sympathetic | 77 answers |
| sensitive | 77 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
RENACO
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with ACCEPTANT (5)
May and Ethel repudiated thanks almost with terror; and, when he tried them with the captain, he found very doubtful approval of the whole measure, so that Harry alone was a ready acceptant of a full meed of acknowledgments for his gallant extraction of the will.
Banneker, at home again, planted a garden of dreams, and lived in it, mechanically acceptant of the outer world, resentful of any intrusion upon that flowerful retreat.
Eagerly docile on the contrary--joyfully reverent--instantly and gratefully acceptant of whatever better insight or oversight a stranger could bring them, of the things of God or man.
The loveliest arts, the arts of noblest descent, have been long doing this for us, and are still, and we have no idea of their being Princesses, but keep them ill-entreated and enslaved: vociferous as we are against Black slavery, while we are gladly acceptant of Gray; and fain to keep Aglaia and her sisters--Urania and hers,--serving us in faded silk, and taken for kitchen-wenches.
Portsmouth with its careless soldiers and sailors might be an excellent town for pawnbroking, especially when one was not too punctiliously acceptant of the ethics of the heathen, but as a market for maidens--even with dowries and pretty faces--it was hopeless.