Definition: The English verb "to accept" means to give something up or be willing to do something in place of it. However, the opposite of accepting something is not being willing to give something up. For example, if I refuse to eat pizza, then I am not going to eat pizza. If someone tells me that they will donate some money to a charity, but they don't want to be asked if they'll donate any more money in the future, then they are not going to donate any money. The word "acceptingly" is an adverb and it is used to describe something being done in a way that makes sense or makes it easy for someone to do. For example, "He was acceptedably polite in his office," which means he was polite enough to be at the office but not so polite as to be rude. The definition of the word "acceptingly" can vary depending on the context and the situation. In many cases, "acceptingly" is a verb that describes something being done in a way that makes sense or is easy for someone to do. However, it can also refer to an attitude or disposition that someone has when they are doing something in response to receiving a compliment or encouragement from someone else. In summary, the word "acceptingly" is a verb that describes something being done in a way that makes sense or is easy for someone to do. It can be used to describe the opposite of accepting something as well as to describe how one's attitude or disposition may change when they are receiving a compliment or encouragement.

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