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acknowledgment Definition

ac·knowl·edg·ment (--mənt)

noun

  1. an acknowledging or being acknowledged; admission; avowal
  2. something done or given in acknowledging, as an expression of thanks
  3. recognition of the authority or claims of
  4. a legal avowal or certificate

acknowledgment Synonyms

acknowledgment

n.

  1. The act of acknowledging

    acceptance, declaration, compliance, affirmation, corroboration, avowal, recognition, confession, admission, admitting, conceding, concession, concurrence, assent, confirmation, accession, profession, allowance, ratification, acquiescence, assertion, asseveration, owning up*.

    Antonyms denial*, confutation*, refutation. *

  2. Something intended to acknowledge

    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.

acknowledgment Law Definition

n

  1. The recognition of a fact or the existence of an obligation and the acceptance of the accompanying legal responsibility. For example, a putative father may acknowledge a child as his during a paternity proceeding.
  2. One’s formal declaration in the presence of a notary public or other authorized individual that she has signed a deed or other document and that the signature is authentic.

acknowledgment Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • receipt: Receipt of e-mails by the Court An acknowledgment of the receipt of an e-mail will be sent.
  • service: In its acknowledgment of service the council said it would defend the entire claim.
  • source: However, acknowledgment of source, author and publisher must be made.

Converse of object

  • file: A defendant who is served with a claim form must file an acknowledgment of service.
  • receive: I never received any acknowledgment or response to my comments.
  • send: Then, after receiving the three packets, the destination device sends an acknowledgment to the source.
  • require: She is required the acknowledgment of s commitments to.
  • return: Basically when you wish to read the file you " get " it; the SRM returns an acknowledgment containing a request id.
  • include: Speaking from this vantage point, " building a human rights state " should also include these three basic acknowledgments.

Adjective modifier

  • grateful: BREAKING THE STATE MONOPOLY OVER BRITISH SCHOOLS by Edward Leigh MP With grateful acknowledgment to Stuart Sexton for his invaluable expertise.
  • proper: She was sensible that you had never received any proper acknowledgment from herself.
  • negative: A negative acknowledgment should not be returned to an I_UNLINK.
  • due: I DO NOT intentionally use other people's pictures myself without permission and due acknowledgment.
  • written: All applications and notices that are received will receive a written acknowledgment of receipt.
  • appropriate: Appropriate acknowledgment, to the author, will be given to material used on the website.

Modifies a noun

  • Thank: Acknowledgments Thanks to whoever may have helped you in any way.
  • letter: The Government voucher will be claimed within five weeks of the date of the acknowledgment letter.
  • page: Essence was written by Rob Frost but, as the acknowledgment page recognizes, many others were involved with the development of the course.

Noun used with modifier

  • copyright: The latter will provide the required copyright acknowledgments to be stated alongside reproduced materials.
  • order: When you have successfully placed your order you will receive an order acknowledgment and a unique username and password.

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