Similar Words

— acceptable
— classical
— conventional
— recapitulate
— recapitulation
— receipt
— receipts
— receptacle
— reception
— reception room
— receptive
— receptively
— respite

Misspelling

eceived, recceived, receiived, receive, receivedd, receivved, recieved, reeceeiveed, rekeived, rreceived

Received — synonyms, definition

1. received (a)

3 synonyms

caught noticed perceived

2. received (Adjective)

1 synonym

standard

2 definitions

received (Adjective) — (linguistics) conforming to the established language usage of educated native speakers. ex. "received standard English is sometimes called the King's English"

received (Adjective) — Widely accepted as true or worthy. ex. "a received moral idea" ex. "Received political wisdom says not; surveys show otherwise"

3. received (Verb)

12 synonyms

encountered experienced found got had incurred invited met obtained picked up took in welcomed

13 definitions

received (Verb) — Get something; come into possession of. ex. "receive a gift"

received (Verb) — Be subject to a specified treatment or analysis. ex. "These aspects of civilization do not find expression or receive an interpretation" ex. "His movie received a good review"

received (Verb) — Register (perceptual input). ex. "receive a signal"

received (Verb) — Go through (mental or physical states or experiences). ex. "receive injuries"

received (Verb) — Express willingness to have in one's home or environs. ex. "The community warmly received the refugees"

received (Verb) — Accept as true or valid. ex. "He received Christ"

received (Verb) — Bid welcome to; greet upon arrival.

received (Verb) — Convert into sounds or pictures. ex. "receive the incoming radio signals"

received (Verb) — Experience as a reaction.

received (Verb) — Have or give a reception. ex. "The lady is receiving Sunday morning"

received (Verb) — Receive as a retribution or punishment. ex. "He received 5 years in prison"

received (Verb) — (Christianity) partake of the Holy Eucharist sacrament.

received (Verb) — Regard favourably or with disapproval. ex. "Her new collection of poems was not well received"

22 types of

accepted acquired celebrated changed comprehended considered converted experienced feted got greeted had partook perceived reckoned recognised recognized regarded saw touched • • •

19 types

absorbed accepted assumed fenced got graduated had heard horripilated hustled inducted inherited saw suffered sustained took took in took up welcomed