'oppression-accepting' originates from the combination of 'oppression' and 'accepting', where 'oppression' meant 'prolonged cruel or unjust treatment' and 'accepting' meant 'willing to tolerate or endure'.

'oppression' changed from the Old French word 'oppression' and eventually became the modern English word 'oppression'. 'Accepting' evolved from the Latin word 'acceptare', meaning 'to take or receive'.

Initially, 'oppression' meant 'to press against', but over time it evolved into its current meaning of 'prolonged cruel or unjust treatment'.