Willing to accept or inclined to accept something; receptive or ready to take something offered.
From Latin 'acceptans' (present participle of 'accipere', to take). It entered English in formal or legal contexts to describe someone disposed to accept.
While 'accepting' is common in everyday speech, 'acceptant' appears mainly in formal law and philosophy—a word for when someone must be formally or officially receptive.
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