received

Took in formally

Received means accepted or taken in.

A letter is received when it arrives.

An idea that is received wisdom or a received opinion is one generally accepted as true, often without question.

In broadcasting, a received signal is one that reaches the antenna.

Received pronunciation is the prestige accent of British English, traditionally associated with educated speakers in southern England.

delivery

package

Wrapped item for delivery

goods · cargo · order · consignment · freight · courier · tracking · unboxing · signature · addressee

communication

message

Transmitted communication

call · text · memo · news · update · alert · announcement · correspondence · bulletin · report

confirmation

verification

Proving something accurate

acknowledgment · affirmation · corroboration · certification · attestation · documentation · assurance · evidence · ratification · substantiation

acknowledgment

thanks

Expression of appreciation

credit · praise · tribute · honor · applause · ovation · kudos · acclaim · commendation · accolade

perception

impression

Effect on the mind

reaction · opinion · view · sentiment · feeling · sense · uptake · construal · reading · apprehension

Categories
Opposites
transfer direction

receivedsent

Caused to go

given · delivered · transmitted · dispatched · issued

acceptance/convention

receivedunconventional

Departing from standard practice

unorthodox · nonstandard · heterodox · original · controversial

transmission outcome

receivedrejected

Refused or turned away

refused · lost · unreceived · undelivered · returned

Phrases
Family

receive, receiver, receiving, receives, received wisdom, receivers, receivable, receivership, unreceived

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