No. 748 in French
accepté
Accepted.
In a sentence
Il a accepté son nouveau poste avec enthousiasme.
He accepted his new position with enthusiasm.
In this sentence, 'accepté' is used as the past participle in the passé composé tense to indicate that the subject has taken on or agreed to a new position, showing acceptance of a situation.
L'accord a finalement été accepté par toutes les parties.
The agreement was finally accepted by all parties.
Here, 'accepté' again serves as the past participle but is used in the passive construction, indicating that the agreement has been acknowledged and received approval by the involved entities.
Elle se sent acceptée dans sa nouvelle communauté.
She feels accepted in her new community.
In this example, 'acceptée' is the past participle used as an adjective, describing the subject as having received inclusion or approval from her surroundings.
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