Accept
Know
Know verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.
Usage example: a gripping news story about orphans who have come to know full well the horrors of war
Accept and know are semantically related in recognize topic. Sometimes you can use "Accept" instead a verb "Know", if it concerns topics such as perceive.
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Probably also intentional, as more people grow to know and accept Kitano, he looks less and less like a devil to the cast and the readers.
Source: Manga / Angel Densetsu - Although given the nature of SBURB and how it manages time, he also has to know and accept that no matter what some of his friends may have to die simply because destiny said so.
Source: Guilt Complex -
Unsurprisingly those who know a person best sometimes know things about them that they have yet to accept for themselves.
Source: Transparent Closet
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