acknowledgment

acknowledgment
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(Roget's IV) n.
1. [The act of acknowledging]
Syn. acceptance, declaration, compliance, affirmation, corroboration, avowal, recognition, confession, admission, admitting, conceding, concession, concurrence, assent, confirmation, accession, profession, allowance, ratification, acquiescence, assertion, asseveration, owning up*.
Ant. denial*, confutation, refutation.
2. [Something intended to acknowledge]
Syn. greeting, reply, answer, response, nod, confession, statement, apology, thanks, guarantee, return, support, signature, receipt, letter, card, contract, acclamation, applause, bow, token, bestowal, gift, bouquet, vote of thanks, IOU, R.S.V.P.; see also thanks .
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(Roget's Thesaurus II) (or acknowledgement) noun 1. The act of admitting to something: admission, avowal, confession. See AFFIRM, KNOWLEDGE, SHOW. 2. Favorable notice, as of an achievement: credit, recognition. See KNOWLEDGE.

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