acknowledge.html - v.tr.
1 a recognize; accept; admit the truth of (acknowledged the failure of the plan). b (often foll. by to be + compl.) recognize as (acknowledged it to be a great success). c (often foll. by that + clause or to + infin.) admit that something is so (acknowledged that he was wrong; acknowledged him to be wrong).
2 confirm the receipt of (acknowledged her letter).
3 a show that one has noticed (acknowledged my arrival with a grunt). b express appreciation of (a service etc.).
4 own; recognize the validity of (the acknowledged king).

acknowledgeable adj. [obs. KNOWLEDGE v. after obs. acknow (as A-(4), KNOW), or f. obs. noun acknowledge]

acknowledge.html - n.
(also acknowledgment)
1 the act or an instance of acknowledging.
2 a a thing given or done in return for a service etc. b a letter confirming receipt of something.
3 (usu. in pl.) an author's statement of indebtedness to others.

acknowledge.html - v.tr.
1 a recognize; accept; admit the truth of (acknowledged the failure of the plan). b (often foll. by to be + compl.) recognize as (acknowledged it to be a great success). c (often foll. by that + clause or to + infin.) admit that something is so (acknowledged that he was wrong; acknowledged him to be wrong).
2 confirm the receipt of (acknowledged her letter).
3 a show that one has noticed (acknowledged my arrival with a grunt). b express appreciation of (a service etc.).
4 own; recognize the validity of (the acknowledged king).

acknowledgeable adj. [obs. KNOWLEDGE v. after obs. acknow (as A-(4), KNOW), or f. obs. noun acknowledge]

acknowledge.html - n.
(also acknowledgment)
1 the act or an instance of acknowledging.
2 a a thing given or done in return for a service etc. b a letter confirming receipt of something.
3 (usu. in pl.) an author's statement of indebtedness to others.

acknowledge.html - v.tr.
1 a recognize; accept; admit the truth of (acknowledged the failure of the plan). b (often foll. by to be + compl.) recognize as (acknowledged it to be a great success). c (often foll. by that + clause or to + infin.) admit that something is so (acknowledged that he was wrong; acknowledged him to be wrong).
2 confirm the receipt of (acknowledged her letter).
3 a show that one has noticed (acknowledged my arrival with a grunt). b express appreciation of (a service etc.).
4 own; recognize the validity of (the acknowledged king).

acknowledgeable adj. [obs. KNOWLEDGE v. after obs. acknow (as A-(4), KNOW), or f. obs. noun acknowledge]

acknowledge.html - n.
(also acknowledgment)
1 the act or an instance of acknowledging.
2 a a thing given or done in return for a service etc. b a letter confirming receipt of something.
3 (usu. in pl.) an author's statement of indebtedness to others.