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Which is the noun form of the word 'accept' ?

Which is the noun form of the word 'accept' ? Correct Answer acceptance

Accept শব্দটি verb যার noun from - acceptance. Acceptence শব্দটি ভুল। Accepting শব্দটি present participle, acceptable - adjective।

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against Accept শব্দটির noun form হচ্ছে-
Noun of the word ' accept' is--
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