acknowledge
Pronunciation: [əkˈnɒlɪdʒ]
Word
Context: "accept responsibility"
(verb) to accept or admit that something is true or that you did something wrong. It’s like saying, 'I know that happened and I agree with it.'
Example
She acknowledged her mistake and apologized to her friend.
Example
He did not acknowledge that he forgot to finish his homework.
Example
Did you acknowledge your role in the project?
Context: "recognize"
(verb) to recognize someone or something, showing that you see or hear them. It’s like when you wave at a friend you see in the park.
Example
I acknowledged my teacher when she entered the classroom.
Example
He walked past his neighbor without acknowledging her.
Example
Did you acknowledge your friend when you saw her?
Context: "appreciate"
(verb) to show that you appreciate or value something someone has done. It’s like saying thank you when someone helps you.
Example
The manager acknowledged the team's hard work during the meeting.
Example
No one acknowledged the volunteer's efforts at the event.
Example
How can we acknowledge their contribution better?
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