IPA: //əkˈsɛptɪv//
KK: /ək'sɛptɪv/
Willing or ready to receive or agree to something.
She had an acceptive attitude towards new ideas and suggestions.
Comparative: more acceptive
Superlative: most acceptive
Acceptive → It is formed from "accept" (from Latin "acceptare", meaning to take or receive) and the suffix "-ive" (meaning having the nature of). The word "acceptive" describes having the nature of receiving or being willing to accept.
Think of 'accept' as taking something in, and '-ive' means having that quality. So, 'acceptive' means having the quality of being willing to take in or receive.