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Meanings of reception in English
Process of recovering a message, signal, or item that has been transmitted.
Synonyms
Examples for "response"
Examples for "response"
1
A criminal response to their situation simply does not work, Becroft said.
2
Dr Holohan has led the public health response to the Covid-19 crisis.
3
Both animals, however, ultimately mounted the same level of response over time.
4
That response is totally unacceptable given the level of risk to society.
5
Background: Nurses are members of the health care team for crisis response.
Educational year group.
Related terms
A celebration after the wedding ceremony where people congratulate and meet the newlyweds and their families.
Usage of reception in English
1
GeekDad: Talk about the reception that The New Brighton Archeological Society received.
2
Works include a high-end reception area, new glazing, and air conditioning throughout.
3
I had no idea we'd need to book the reception so early.
4
A specific farm building was modified to act as a reception area.
5
Perry's decision follows a disappointing reception for his new TV comedy Mr.
6
The ceilings in the reception-rooms and the ball-room are twenty-eight feet high.
7
He quickly got dressed and made his way to the reception area.
8
A moment later, the door opened on a rather novel reception area.
9
The echoes of the Henderson reception continued long in the country press.
10
Annie was gone from reception, which, he thought, was a good thing.
11
Two of the blocks are interlinked and share a common reception area.
12
A large hand-painted sign on the reception desk read WELCOME, MR. CODY.
13
The refusal of the false is not the reception of the true.
14
In the handsome reception-room of the Stuart mansion, the two girls sat.
15
Couldn't you ask your supervisor if we might come to the reception?
16
The one showed herself capable of some reception; the other did not.
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Reception through the time
Reception across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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