verb

acquiesce

to acquiesce, to agree, to consent

He will acquiesce in this decision.

He will acquiesce in this decision.

She seemed to acquiesce to his demands.

She seemed to acquiesce to his demands.

((in sth.)) to agree to (sth.) without protest He will acquiesce in this decision.

((to sth.)) to accept (sth.) reluctantly She seemed to acquiesce to his demands.

Synonyms: agree, consent, comply; Antonyms: resist, protest

From Latin 'acquiēscere', meaning 'to find rest in'. 'ad-' (to) + 'quiēscere' (to be quiet).

Think of being 'quiet' and letting something happen. You 'ac-QUIET-sce'.

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