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accepted meaning in Hindi

adjectiveAsked 2× in SSC · latest Delhi Police HCM 2025-26Antonyms
accepted adjective

Meaning: Generally agreed upon or approved

Hindi: स्वीकृत

Synonyms: approved, acknowledged, recognized, sanctioned

Antonyms: rejected, refused

Asked in: Delhi Police HCM 2025-26 · SSC CGL 2023 T-1

accepted in SSC previous-year questions

  1. Delhi Police HCM 2025-26 Antonyms

    Choose the option that is an antonym of the word in capitals.
    The family ACCEPTED the invitation.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) rejected

    "Accepted" means agreed to or received willingly. Its antonym is "Rejected" — refused to accept. "Accused" means blamed. "Admitted" means acknowledged or allowed in (a synonym). "Consented" means agreed (a synonym). Hence the correct answer is rejected.

  2. SSC CGL 2023 T-1 Antonyms

    Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.
    My teacher accepted my excuse for being late.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) Rejected

    Answer: c) Rejected
    Solution:
    • The word accepted means agreed to or approved of something.
    • Its antonym is rejected, which means refused to accept or declined.
    • Believed, trusted, and agreed are all similar in meaning to accepted, not opposites.
    accepted – approved or agreed to – स्वीकार किया
    rejected – refused or declined – अस्वीकार किया / नकार दिया
    believed – thought to be true – विश्वास किया
    trusted – relied on – भरोसा किया
    agreed – gave consent – सहमति दी

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What is the meaning of accepted in Hindi?

accepted means “स्वीकृत” in Hindi. In English: Generally agreed upon or approved

What are the synonyms of accepted?

Synonyms of accepted: approved, acknowledged, recognized, sanctioned.

What is the opposite of accepted?

Antonyms of accepted: rejected, refused.

Has accepted been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – accepted has been asked 2 times in SSC exams: Delhi Police HCM 2025-26, SSC CGL 2023 T-1.

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