acknowledged — recognized as being valid, accepted, or true by most people
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: recognized as being valid, accepted, or true by most people
Pronunciation (IPA): /ækˈnɑːlɪdʒd/
Korean meaning: 널리 인정받은, 공인된
Korean pronunciation: 액**날**리지드
Example Sentences
- He's the acknowledged king of dad jokes at our office.
- The acknowledged benefits of exercise include improved mood and better sleep.
- She became the acknowledged champion of office plant care after saving three dying succulents.
acknowledged
ADJECTIVE//ækˈnɑːlɪdʒd//
recognized as being valid, accepted, or true by most people
recognized as being valid, accepted, or true by most people
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Origin
From the Middle English word 'knowlechen', derived from Old English 'cnāwan' (to know) combined with the prefix 'ac-' (to) and suffix '-edge' (state or condition). The word evolved through Middle English and received its modern spelling by the 16th century.
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“He's the acknowledged king of dad jokes at our office.”
“The acknowledged benefits of exercise include improved mood and better sleep.”
“She became the acknowledged champion of office plant care after saving three dying succulents.”
“It is an acknowledged truth that pizza tastes better at 2 AM.”
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