受け入れ (うけいれ, ukeire) Japanese meaning: acceptance

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Kanji

受じゅ理り
受け入れ is a broad term for accepting people, things, or ideas, while 受理 is a formal legal/administrative term specifically for accepting documents or applications.
承しょう諾だくN2
承諾 specifically means consenting to a proposal or request, whereas 受け入れ is broader and can apply to accepting people, ideas, or conditions.
容よう認にん
容認 means tolerating or condoning something even if not fully approved of, while 受け入れ simply means taking something in or accepting it.
受じゅ容よう
受け入れ is the common, everyday word for accepting or taking something in, while 受容 is a more formal, often psychological or systemic term for acceptance.
受うけ取とりN3
受け入れ means accepting something into a system, group, or place (like students or refugees), whereas 受け取り simply means physically receiving an item or message.

拒きょ否ひN2
拒否 means refusing or rejecting, the direct opposite of 受け入れ, which means accepting.
拒きょ絶ぜつN1
拒絶 is a stronger, more formal rejection, contrasting with 受け入れ's meaning of accepting or admitting.

受うけ付つけN5
受付 refers to a concrete reception desk or the act of accepting applications at a counter, while 受け入れ is the broader, more abstract act of accepting people, things, or ideas.

受うけ入いれUsage50%
Standard spelling; high-frequency news term.
受うけ入いれUsage25%
irregular okurigana
Irregular okurigana usage; mainly in compounds or abbreviated contexts.
受うけ入いれUsage25%
Variant spelling without the okurigana け; less common but still seen.

Nominalized form of the compound verb 受け入れる (receive + put in), from 受ける (to receive) and 入れる (to put in).