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receive

v.
1.get something
2.receive a specified treatment (abstract)
3.recieve (perceptual input)
4.of mental or physical states or experiences
5.express willingness to have in one's home or environs
6.accept as true or valid
7.bid welcome to
8.convert into sounds or pictures
9.experience as a reaction 10.have or give a reception 11.receive as a retribution or punishment 12.partake of the Holy Eucharist sacrament 13.regard favorably or with disapproval

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    stand on ceremony
    to be formal
    "You do not need to stand on ceremony. You can relax."



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