Synonyms for well-accepted
well-ac·cept·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "well-accepted":

   well-recognized

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1. Michel Toulet:

   The vegetarian and vegan movements are not very well accepted in Limoges or Limousin, and that creates a tension.

2. Takaki Nakanishi:

   Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn was highly respected and well accepted by Japanese people.

3. Jonny Kim:

   I didn't really feel well accepted, in a lot of ways, by the Korean American community. I remember just being teased, because I was 'too white.' I think one time I had skateboarding shoes when I went to like my Korean church, and I just got made fun of it for and I just, you know, so I just. It's kind of funny to think about, I think just to laugh it off, like it's just ridiculous, but when you're a kid and that's your world, it means a lot, so I never felt like I was accepted to a group until I was in the Teams, and I was, and for the first time, I was home.

4. Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate:

   We often hear that nothing is certain in this world, except Death and Taxes. This line was written more than 120 years ago by Benjamin Franklin, in his letter (dated November 13, 1789) to fellow scientist friend Jean-Baptiste Leroy. Benjamin Franklin wrote in French: “….dans ce monde, il n’y a rien d’assure que la mort et les impôts.” This can be translated as “….in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” It's really amazing that the statement by Benjamin Franklin is still valid, well-accepted and so well-utilized even today, more than 120 years later.

5. Walter Kernan:

   If we had effective, safe treatments for obesity that were well accepted by patients and broadly available, then treating obesity rather than its consequences makes the most sense.