RECEIVE

Get something; come into possession of

Example: "Receive payment"

• have  10

• acquire  18
• get  4

• hustle  9
• accept  12
• fence  10
• graduate  10
• • inherit  10
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Receive a specified treatment (abstract)

Example: "These aspects of civilization do not find expression or receive an interpretation"

• find  8
• get  4
• incur  7
• obtain  8

• change  12

• take  8

Register (perceptual input)

Example: "Pick up a signal"

• pick up

• comprehend  20
• perceive  15

• hear  7

Go through (mental or physical states or experiences)

Example: "Get an idea"

• experience  21
• get  4
• have  10

• undergo  9

• get  4
• have  10
• suffer  12
• sustain  7
• • take  8
  • horripilate  16
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Express willingness to have in one's home or environs

Example: "The community warmly received the refugees"

• invite  9

• welcome  14
• absorb  10
• see  3
• assume  8
• • induct  9
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Accept as true or valid

Example: "He received christ"

Bid welcome to; greet upon arrival

• welcome  14

Convert into sounds or pictures

Example: "Receive the incoming radio signals"

Experience as a reaction

Example: "My proposal met with much opposition"

• encounter  11
• meet  6

Have or give a reception

Example: "The lady is receiving sunday morning"

Receive as a retribution or punishment

Example: "He got 5 years in prison"

• get  4

Partake of the holy eucharist sacrament

Regard favorably or with disapproval

Example: "Her new collection of poems was not well received"