ready acceptance

Frequency: 6.98.8 per million words

Accepting something without question or critical thought.

acceptanceADJECTIVE + acceptance

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Examples (10)

  • His revolutionary theory, surprisingly, met with ready acceptance from the scientific community.
  • The soldiers showed a ready acceptance of their commander's orders, without any hesitation.
  • The new social media platform found ready acceptance among teenagers.
  • Critics warn against the ready acceptance of unverified claims circulating online.
  • The company's generous refund policy led to a ready acceptance of their new product line by consumers.
  • Her ready acceptance of his apology showed how much she wanted to move on.
  • We are hoping for a ready acceptance of the new software update when we release it next month.
  • The politician's simplistic solutions found ready acceptance with voters tired of complex problems.
  • The teacher was concerned by the students' ready acceptance of everything they read in the textbook.
  • A charismatic leader can often inspire ready acceptance of even the most radical ideas.