acknowledged
Pronunciation: [əkˈnɔː.lɪdʒd]
Word
Context: "recognition"
(verb) to accept that something is true or that someone has done something important. It's like saying 'yes, I see that you did a good job or you're right about that.'
Example
The teacher acknowledged the student's hard work with a special mention.
Example
He didn't acknowledge her contribution to the team, even though it was significant.
Example
Did the manager acknowledge your efforts in the project?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to show that you have received a message or understood what someone said. When someone sends you a message and you let them know you got it, you acknowledge it.
Example
She acknowledged the email by replying quickly.
Example
He forgot to acknowledge the invitation, so we thought he wouldn't come.
Example
Can you please acknowledge that you received my message?
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