elismer

To acknowledge that something is true or valid in a discussion or argument.

To acknowledge the truth or existence of something, often reluctantly or after initial denial.

To officially accept, approve, or acknowledge something as valid, legal, or true.

To accept or admit that something exists, is true, or is important.

To show respect or gratitude for someone's achievements, efforts, or contributions.

To formally acknowledge the existence, validity, or legality of something.

To express gratitude or give credit for someone's actions, qualities, or achievements.

To accept or admit something as true, often to make a point or continue a discussion, without necessarily agreeing with it fully.

To accept or admit the truth, reality, or existence of something.

To recognize and show that someone's feelings, experiences, or identity are real, understandable, and acceptable.

To admit that something is true or correct, especially after first denying or doubting it, or when you do not really want to admit it.

To acknowledge someone’s presence or achievements by looking at them or reacting to them.

To show great admiration for someone or something, often in public or in writing.

To show or express strong support for the value, rights, or identity of someone or something, often to make them feel recognized or respected.