transitive. To acknowledge, recognize the authority of; = know, v. 3.

transitive. To recognize (a person) as having a particular status or position; to acknowledge; to admit the claims or authority of; = beknow, v. 3…

To acknowledge, confess.

transitive. To admit to knowledge of; to accept or admit the existence or truth of; to confess (one's sins, etc.); = acknowledge, v. 2.

transitive. To acknowledge, admit. Obsolete.

To admit, confess, acknowledge. Now only in a more restricted use: To concede to an actual or… with object and complement: To admit or concede (a…

To recognize, acknowledge, admit to be (genuine, valid, or what is claimed). Obsolete.

transitive. To accept as valid or lawful; to acknowledge. Formerly also †intransitive with of (obsolete).

transitive. To acknowledge (something); to confess, admit.

transitive. To accept or admit the existence or truth of (something).

transitive. To recognize or acknowledge in some capacity. With simple object, also object and for, as, to be, or noun complement. Obsolete.

transitive. To accept the authority, validity, or legitimacy of; esp. to accept the claim or title of (a person or group of people) to be valid or…

transitive. To acknowledge. Cf. recognize, v.1 3a, 2b.

transitive. To acknowledge as a fact, or as true or genuine. With simple object or clause as object. Obsolete.

To admit, confess, acknowledge. Now only in a more restricted use: To concede to an actual or… To admit the existence of. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To admit, acknowledge. Scottish in later use.

transitive. To recognize, acknowledge.

transitive. = agnize, v. 1.

transitive. To recognize.