noun

acquiescence

acquiescence, agreement, consent

Her silence was taken as acquiescence.

Her silence was taken as acquiescence.

((noun)) the reluctant acceptance of something without protest Her silence was taken as acquiescence.

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

From the verb 'acquiesce', which comes from Latin 'ad-' (to) + 'quiescere' (to be quiet).

This is the noun form of 'acquiesce'. It refers to the act or state of quietly agreeing.

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