What is another word for acknowledged ?

Generally accepted, recognized or admitted

accepted

established

sanctioned

authorised^UK

authorized^US

legalized^US

licensed^US

legalised^UK

licenced^UK

by your own admission

realized^US

realised^UK

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“It is an acknowledged fact that there is a dearth of quality scripts in Hollywood.”

Adjective

Used or accepted broadly by most people

standard operating procedure

authorized^US

authorised^UK

honored^US

honoured^UK

officially recognized

according to the book

same old

favorite^US

favourite^UK

practised^UK

practiced^US

organized^US

organised^UK

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Adjective

beyond a shadow of a doubt

Not open to question or debate

as plain as a pikestaff

no mistake

staring one in the face

there are no two ways about it

as sure as eggs is eggs

straight from the shoulder

written all over someone

standing out like a sore thumb

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as the nose on your face

easily understandable

straight-from-the-shoulder

beyond a shadow of doubt

beyond the shadow of a doubt

staring you in the face

under one's nose

staring someone in the face

make no bones

plain as the nose on your face

out in the open

what you see is what you get

straight from the horse's mouth

telling it like it is

straight from horse's mouth

true-life

card-carrying

as it really happened

not subject to change

along the right lines

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Adjective

Famous or widely praised

honored^US

honoured^UK

lionised^UK

lionized^US

honourable^UK

honorable^US

having made a name for oneself

with a good reputation

marvelous^US

marvellous^UK

unequalled^UK

solemnized^US

worshiped^US

worshipped^UK

unequaled^US

solemnised^UK

unrivalled^UK

skilful^UK

skillful^US

unrivaled^US

favoured^UK

favored^US

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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Adjective

Marked by accolades, or having favorable opportunities

Adjective

Inspiring a sense of appreciation, gratitude, or high esteem from others

greatly appreciated

valued

Adjective

Accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof

rumored^US

rumoured^UK

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Adjective

Done, perceived, or existing in open view

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as a pikestaff

right under your nose

beyond doubt

standing out like a sore thumb

crystal clear

staring someone in the face

recognisable^UK

as plain as the nose on your face

staring one in the face

beyond a shadow of a doubt

written all over someone

plain as the nose on your face

stick out like sore thumb

hanging out

crystal-clear

as sure as eggs is eggs

easily understandable

easily distinguishable

staring you in the face

instantly recognizable

straight from the shoulder

straight out

serious

legitimate

beyond the shadow of a doubt

beyond a shadow of doubt

there are no two ways about it

readily comprehensible

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Adjective

Based on correct or acceptable principles of reasoning

with both feet on the ground

authorized^US

authorised^UK

along the right lines

within the bounds of possibility

organized^US

organised^UK

realizable^US

having all one's marbles

realisable^UK

within the realms of possibility

supersmart

ultrasmart

hyperintelligent

able to think clearly

with one's feet on the ground

favorable^US

favourable^UK

showing great knowledge

skilful^UK

skillful^US

able to reason clearly

in possession of all your faculties

with one's head together

in possession of one's faculties

with all one's marbles

having a good head on one's shoulders

know how many beans make five

having no flies on

very smart

not taking no for an answer

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Verb

To have acknowledged, or conceded, the truth of

realized^US

realised^UK

took something on board

taken something on board

made a clean breast of

come out of the closet

given away

brought to light

bared

spilled the beans about

brought into the open

came out of the closet

gotten off your chest

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“I think it's time to acknowledge that you cannot sustain this unhealthy lifestyle for much longer.”

Verb

To have conveyed in appropriate or telling terms

verbalized^US

summarised^UK

verbalised^UK

summarized^US

Verb

(of news or an event) To have reacted in a specified way

Verb

(took one's word) To have regarded as right or true

Verb

To have understood or accepted the validity of

Verb

Past tense for to greet or physically respond to by recognizing the presence of

“As their eyes met, Helen would acknowledge Don from across the room with a nod of her head and a quick smile.”

Verb

Past tense for to express gratitude for or appreciation of

celebrated

endorsed

honored^US

honoured^UK

praised

approved

paid tribute to someone for

expressed gratitude for

gave thanks for

given thanks for

saluted someone for

showed appreciation for

shown appreciation for

“The managers would like to acknowledge all of the hard work you have put into this project.”

Verb

Past tense for to make known that a letter or message has been received

answered

noticed

“Unfortunately, nobody from the department has even bothered to acknowledge our letter.”

Interjection