9+ Antonyms of Reject, with Meanings & Examples

The antonyms of the word “reject” are accepted, admit, and agree among many others. The antonyms of the word ‘reject’ mean when someone admits/agrees upon something. Whereas, the word ‘reject’ means when someone rejects an idea or does not agree with something. To know more about the antonyms of reject and meaning, continue reading the blog article below.

Meaning of Reject

The word ‘reject’ is a verb which has two meanings. The first one means when someone rejects an offer such as a proposal, or request or does not agree to accept it. The other meaning of this word is that when someone treats another person with contempt.

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Antonyms of Reject

• Accept
• Admit
• Agree
• Allow
• Approve
• Grant
• Keep
• Include
• Approbate
• Welcome

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Usage with Examples

Here are a few sentences with the antonyms of the word ‘reject’ which can be used:

• She refused to accept her master’s apology.
• Peter agreed with his mother. 
• The speakers will include several experts for the conference.
• Kindly keep your hands off me!

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Antonyms of Reject Quiz 

Choose the correct antonym for the word mentioned in the bracket.

Question 1: The company (rejected) my application.

1. Accepted
2. Embraced
3. Approved
4. Welcomed

Question 2: The professor (rejected) my research project.

1. Endorsed
2. Approved
3. Sanctioned
4. Ratified

Answers: 

1. Accepted 
2. Approved

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