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Meanings of formal acknowledgment in English

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Usage of formal acknowledgment in English
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I insist that you shall accept a formal acknowledgment of the debt.
Zibeline — Volume 1
2
For the chance of your wishing for a formal acknowledgment I send one.
Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 2
3
This was only a mode of proposing a formal acknowledgment of that government.
Memoir of the Life of John Quincy Adams.
4
Aubrey said something by way of formal acknowledgment, and then took his leave.
The Master-Christian
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Dame Joan Tempest now came forth, bending thrice in a deep and formal acknowledgment.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 1
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If there was ever a formal acknowledgment of Lorenzo's death he did not hear it.
Cry to heaven
7
The masculine idea of compelling a formal acknowledgment of God by the State is entirely unchristian.
The Woman's Bible
8
The blond head dipped in a formal acknowledgment.
Darkness revealed
9
But her protest had only brought a formal acknowledgment, and that very day her telephone had been disconnected.
Good Old Anna
10
She bowed to Nina with unusual civility, and made a formal acknowledgment of the pleasure of riding with her.
The Title Market
11
Ensign Fullerton and Mr. Drake stood by to salute Jack, and to receive his formal acknowledgment of their courtesy.
The Submarine Boys for the Flag / Deeding Their Lives to Uncle S...
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He could expect little beyond a formal acknowledgment of the receiving of his letter, and the present that had accompanied it.
Macleod of Dare
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Dorothy was about to make some formal acknowledgment of the introduction, when Brooke Burgess came up to her, and shook her hand heartily.
He Knew He Was Right
14
You cannot have sent this gentleman ten thousand dollars, and yet he makes you a formal acknowledgment that the money has been received.
Fairy Fingers / A Novel
15
The general assembly of Connecticut, therefore, resolved to make a formal acknowledgment of their alliance to the crown and ask the king for a charter.
A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny
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A formal acknowledgment of the receipt of the foregoing communication was received from the Exposition Company on November 30, 1904.
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
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