Hi, "At first she didn't accept the new employee dress code, but after a while she turned around and accepted it" Thanks
Originally Posted by TheShadow Hi, "At first she didn't accept the new employee dress code, but after a while she turned around and accepted it" Thanks Yes, you can say that, it implies anger or annoyance though. Is that the impression you want to give?
Originally Posted by bhaisahab Yes, you can say that, it implies anger or annoyance though. Is that the impression you want to give? Not really, I want to imply like she learned to accept it
Originally Posted by TheShadow Not really, I want to imply like she learned to accept it Another phrasal verb, "gave in", is a common way to express that.
[nat] I would use acquiesced, especially if I was writing it.
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