noun

acquiescence

acquiescence, consent, compliance

Her silence was taken as acquiescence.

Her silence was taken as acquiescence.

He gave his acquiescence to the plan.

He gave his acquiescence to the plan.

((in sth.)) acceptance of (sth.) without protest His acquiescence in the matter was surprising.

((to sth.)) reluctant agreement to (sth.) He gave his acquiescence to the plan.

Synonyms: agreement, consent, compliance; Antonyms: resistance, protest

From the verb 'acquiesce', which comes from Latin 'acquiēscere' (to find rest in).

It's the noun form of 'acquiesce'. Think of the state of being 'quiet' and accepting.

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