to think; to believe; to consider; to feel; used to express a judgment or opinion about someone or something

to be acquainted with a person; to recognize a character, face, or thing

serious; earnest; conscientious; showing careful attention to detail

To admit or acknowledge a mistake, fact, or situation; to concede or confess.

to affirm, verify, or identify something with certainty; to recognize officially

To be firmly convinced or of the firm opinion that something is true; to set one's mind on something.

to officially certify or authenticate a document, product, or qualification after a review (e.g. by a notary or government agency)

to approve, allow, or recognize as valid

to deny; to repudiate; to declare to be untrue

to recognize or identify; to make out

To acknowledge, endorse, or agree with a specific viewpoint or value.

To subscribe to or offer to buy, typically used when purchasing stocks, bonds, or other securities

the mental process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses; perception

to admit one's guilt; to confess to a crime

to be generally acknowledged, recognized, or accepted by the public; to be universally accepted

To be acquainted with a person or to identify something previously seen or learned; to know or remember someone or something upon seeing them.

to distinguish specific features and identify someone or something; to recognize

to concede; to admit one has lost or is inferior to an opponent

To agree to or acknowledge something without explicitly saying so; to acquiesce.

to recognize clearly; to see or realize the truth of a situation

To identify someone or something incorrectly; to mistake one thing for another.

to acknowledge one's actions, typically under interrogation; to make a confession

To resign oneself to something inevitable or unfavorable; to tolerate or endure a situation despite it being difficult or unfair.

To identify and claim property that belongs to one; to claim lost or found property.

To believe or regard oneself as being a certain way; to consider oneself to be

theory of knowledge; the branch of philosophy concerned with the nature, origins, and limits of human knowledge

To identify or recognize something with complete accuracy

to identify or point out someone or something to confirm its identity, such as a suspect or a piece of evidence

To accept misfortune or a difficult situation as inevitable or decreed by fate; to be resigned to one's lot.

To be literate or know how to read characters; to learn to recognize characters.

to deny something flatly or refuse to admit the truth of a matter; to insist on one's innocence despite evidence

to admit to a crime or wrongdoing; to make a full confession of guilt

To be able to recognize familiar faces or tell people apart, especially when referring to an infant's development.

To buy or subscribe to stock in a company; to become a shareholder.

To recognize or acknowledge a relationship with each other, especially after a long separation or loss of contact

To give official approval to a law, resolution, or action after it has already happened; to ratify or endorse something after the event.

to confess everything; to plead guilty without concealing any details of the crime or deed

To be beyond doubt; there is no denying that something is true.

to identify or recognize incorrectly; to mistake one person or thing for another

to regard as; to view; to consider something as; to treat as

To refuse to admit to what one has said or done; to go back on one's word or deny an obligation.

To refuse to recognize one's own relatives; to be completely heartless, cold, or self-centered, showing no consideration for family or personal relationships.

to be shy or afraid when meeting strangers, typically said of young children

to acknowledge a debt; to own up to a mistake; to admit the truth about something one has said or done

To be stubborn or headstrong; to stick to a fixed idea and refuse to change regardless of the actual situation.

to accept punishment willingly; to admit one's mistake and submit to a penalty

literally "to acknowledge a bandit as one's father"; to sell oneself to the enemy or give allegiance to an invader

to identify or authenticate something; to recognize or see clearly

to recognize and memorize based on identifying features