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Meanings of more acceptable in English

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Usage of more acceptable in English
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As use of the words becomes more acceptable, they lose their power.
Wired
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Or is a ban on men a more acceptable form of discrimination?
The Irish Times
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Hauser said the change in circumstances may make the move more acceptable.
Reuters
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It's easier and more acceptable to strike out on one's own today.
Drawing Down the Moon
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In contrast, Jordan would seem a more acceptable choice for the speech.
The Guardian
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Has the culture shifted so much that such concepts are more acceptable?
Reuters
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Diesel is more acceptable now than it ever was in the past.
The Irish Times
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Hybrids are becoming more acceptable with three of the top five choices.
The South African
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It still seems more acceptable for a dad to be a climber.
Climbing Magazine
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And I am sure mamma could not have a more acceptable present.
Grandmother Elsie
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Mr. Douglas is more acceptable to Mississippi and Louisiana than Mr. Breckinridge.
The Great Conspiracy, Volume 3
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For what can be more acceptable than this Asse of Gold indeed.
The Golden Asse
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Probably Mr. Otto Bartels would have been initially more acceptable to her.
White Ashes
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She helped make pants and shoulder pads much more acceptable and chic.
The new yorker
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As the crisis has ebbed, however, criticism has become more acceptable.
Radio NZ
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It just takes a different form, it's more sophisticated, more acceptable, more hidden.
The Guardian
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