verb
ADVERB
▪ fully
▪ freely , readily
▪ grudgingly , reluctantly
▪ clearly , explicitly
▪ implicitly , tacitly
▪
The peace settlement effectively ~d the country's independence.
▪ formally , officially
▪ openly , publicly
▪
He ~d publicly that he might have made a mistake.
▪ privately
▪ gratefully
▪ barely
▪ duly
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The company duly ~d receipt of the letter.
▪ hereby
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I hereby ~ receipt of your letter of July 25.
VERB + ACKNOWLEDGE
▪ fail to , refuse to
▪ be forced to
▪
Mental illness can exist for years before families are forced to ~ the truth.
PHRASES
▪ be generally ~d , be universally ~d , be widely ~d
▪
a truth that is universally ~d
Acknowledge is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ document , ↑ report
Acknowledge is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ applause , ↑ assistance , ↑ compliment , ↑ contribution , ↑ debt , ↑ error , ↑ existence , ↑ extent , ↑ fact , ↑ failing , ↑ fault , ↑ greeting , ↑ help , ↑ importance , ↑ influence , ↑ letter , ↑ liability , ↑ limit , ↑ limitation , ↑ merit , ↑ mistake , ↑ nature , ↑ need , ↑ possibility , ↑ presence , ↑ problem , ↑ reality , ↑ receipt , ↑ responsibility , ↑ right , ↑ role , ↑ salute , ↑ shortcoming , ↑ superiority , ↑ support , ↑ supremacy , ↑ truth , ↑ validity , ↑ weakness , ↑ wrong