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Meaning accede meaning

What does accede mean?

accede

— verb (= bow) yield to another's wish or opinion The government bowed to the military pressure — verb take on duties or office accede to the throne — verb (= assent) to agree or express agreement The Maestro assented to the request for an encore

Synonyms accede synonyms

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accede English » English

agree consent assent acquiesce concur comply yield submit enter give in concede come into ascend surrender obey join grant go up defer bow amount allow admit accord accept uprise transgress take office take off swell support succumb succeed to straighten step in stem start stand up spike soar sign up sign in run up to rocket rise up rise ride relent register recruit

Topics accede topics

What do people use accede to talk about?
Language and thought Think Opinion

Agree with someone
Language and thought Want Request

Agree to do something

Conjugation accede conjugation

How do you conjugate accede?

accede · verb

Examples accede examples

How do I use accede in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

But no state will accede to such terms.
We shall never accede to such a request.
These people cannot possibly accede to your request, it's out of the question!
By keeping us in constant turmoil, they hope to force the council to accede to their demands. - What are their demands? - Completely unreasonable, captain.
With it, we can force the space powers to accede to our demands.
I probably would accede to his or her wishes.
Master William. while it is my natural inclination to accede to your every demand. I officially go off duty at 9:00 p.m.
I have no reason to accede to Mr. Fajo's wishes.
Even if I chose to, it is doubtful that my program could accede to your wishes.
If we were to accede to every special request.
Since our demands are not excessive, Captain, I hope you will see that it will be simpler to accede than to risk further injuries.
I don't accede to blackmail.
And yes, general, I accede to you once more.
All the more reason to accede to my request.
We must accede to their demands and give them the whiskey without delay.
By keeping us in constant turmoil, they hope to force the council to accede to their demands.
Your Honor. I believe, in this trial, we have done everything humanly possible. to accede to the requests of the defense.
Not to accede to terrorist demands.
However, I regret to say that the calls on my purse have been so frequent that it it impossible for me to accede to your request.
But I'm willing to accede to your methods.
The president had no choice but to accede to the I.O.A.'s demand that you be brought back to explain.
Would it not be just to accede to their request?
Since our demands are not excessive, Captain I hope you will see that it will be simpler to accede than to risk further injuries.
Keeping my vow, to your wish I accede, with Pluto's assent, I restore her to you.
It is custom for the Sheriff to accede to his nobles' requests on such matters.
I cannot accede to your request.
If we accede to your demands overnight we'd have a flood of retarded individuals.
I must accede to the Crown's submission, Mr Castle.
I accede.
Reluctantly, I feel that I have little option in these circumstances but to accede to your application.
And should you request, I will no doubt accede.
We don't have to accede to his demands.
You must accede to the throne if you wish to avenge your father's death.

News and current affairs

Thaksin's adversaries in Thailand's entrenched regime were unwilling to accede to his policy innovations and populism.
Japan is likely to accede - grudgingly - to America's request, as it remains dependent on its alliance with the US for its security.
Meanwhile, until Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan accede to the WTO, the trade situation within the CIS will not improve.
However, unlike Japan, China will not accede to calls for a sharp one-off revaluation of the renminbi.
In December 1999, the European Council granted Turkey the status of EU candidate-member, implying that Turkey would accede to the Union at some future, unspecified date.
But the pace with which they accede to such reforms is out of kilter with the markets.
And there is no guarantee that Israel will accede to Hamas's demands without disarming Gaza.
The UN could accede to Chief Inspector Blix's request for several months to complete his inspections.
The ECB, protected by statutory independence and a price-stability mandate, has shown no inclination to accede to pressure from French President Nicolas Sarkozy or anyone else.
We know that innocent persons will die unless we accede to the highjackers.

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