acquiesce

verb | /acquiesce/

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to accept or agree to something reluctantly but without protest

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Synonyms

consentassentcomplyaccedeagree

Antonyms

dissentrefuseresistobject

Examples

"She acquiesced to the decision to relocate for the job."

"After debate, the board acquiesced to the proposed plan."

Mnemonic Trick

ACQUIESCE → AC + QUIESCE (quiet): go quietly along — accept without protest.

Etymology

From Latin acquiescere “to rest, be content.”

Used when someone submits or agrees passively.

Source: Advanced WordsAdded: 9/28/2025

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