The quality or state of being accepting; a disposition toward receiving or tolerating things willingly and without judgment.
From 'accepting' plus '-ness' forming abstract nouns of quality. The root 'accept' comes from Latin 'accipere' via Old French.
Psychologists and therapists prize 'acceptingness'—it's the radical openness to things as they are, without trying to immediately change them, and it's harder to practice than it sounds.
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