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acquiesce Verb

— If you acquiesce to something, you agree to it. The criminal acquiesced to being deported out of the country..

acquiesce

— verb (= assent) to agree or express agreement The Maestro assented to the request for an encore

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acquiesce English » English

agree consent assent accede yield comply submit concur give in accept implied consent approve allow agree with tacit recognition tacit consent surrender settle for satisfied with resign oneself receive permit match lose harmonize give up give consent give fit engage correspond copy contract consent to confrom concord comport coincide cease budge be congruent admit adhere acquiescence accredit abide by

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Agree with someone

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acquiesce · verb

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Movie subtitles

No, if there's an appointment the PM is set on, the Cabinet Secretary must reluctantly acquiesce.
Acquiesce to Nagi's demands?
Those of you who acquiesce to my demands will be treated fairly.
Do you not feel willing to acquiesce in God's allotment if he wills you to go today?
I'm disinclined to acquiesce to your request.
Tell him that I am disinclined to acquiesce to his request.
Crichton and his crew have negotiated full access to all common areas and we will acquiesce for the time being.
No wonder you can't do it -- you acquiesce to defeat -- before you even begin.
If you are suggesting we have no other choice but to acquiesce, that would be cowardice.
We must never acquiesce, for it is together.
If he requests anything, don't acquiesce.
I acquiesce.
As in withdraw, acquiesce, retrocede, cease and desist.
But when she informed Mr. McClaren of her decision, he berated her, he threatened her, and when she still wouldn't acquiesce to his demands, he sexually assaulted her.
No wonder you can't do it -- you acquiesce to defeat before you even begin.
Fine, if it'll make you shut up, I begrudgingly acquiesce to a half-hour of shared holiday acknowledgment, but only because I get a residual check every time somebody watches one of them.
In fact, the only way a hostage won't die is if you acquiesce to my final demand.
But we acquiesce.
We will not acquiesce.
It's strange that you acquiesce now. after resisting for so long.
Give me evidence that Bolger is your partner. not just your lawyer, and I will acquiesce to life without parole.
We must never acquiesce.
Wouldn't be patriotic not to acquiesce.
Um, Your Honor, if that is your ruling, we have no choice but to acquiesce.
Don't ever turn the other cheek and acquiesce, hit 'em back.
But sooner than later, she will acquiesce.

News and current affairs

Certainly, Germany must continue to acquiesce in an ever-larger role for the European Central Bank, despite the obvious implicit fiscal risks.
American and European governments seem willing to use the carrot of economic aid to encourage this development, in the way that the US pays off Egypt and Jordan to acquiesce in the existence of Israel.
Neither the Palestinians nor the Syrians will acquiesce to their exclusion.
Greece is refusing to acquiesce to demands by its creditors that it cut payments to the elderly and raise the value-added tax on their medicine and electricity.
Trembling politicians then usually acquiesce and put their taxpayers on the hook.
Disaffection with an ineffective government might lead voters to acquiesce in a more authoritarian government.
It has modest but useful soft power when great powers disagree but are willing to acquiesce in a course of action.
By confirming the Eastern Partnership agreements, the EU's leaders will demonstrate that they are not prepared to acquiesce in a new Yalta-style division of the continent that would deprive these countries of their right to choose their own destiny.
With the Obama administration focused on Afghanistan and Iran, the Kremlin hopes that a West in need of its cooperation will acquiesce in its demands.
Instead, it should have publicly pushed for the third option, which would have been a watershed, for it would have signaled that the IMF will not be driven by its powerful members to acquiesce in bad policies.
The regulators acquiesce because, simply put, they are afraid.
By signing a pledge not to raise taxes, Tea Party representatives have credibly committed themselves not to acquiesce in any middle-of-the-road compromise.
Even if the Germans and other creditors acquiesce in a restructuring - not from 2013 on, as German Chancellor Angel Merkel has asked for, but now - there is the further problem of restoring competitiveness.
Moreover, in remaining preeminent, America requires other key states and regional groupings, such as ASEAN, to acquiesce in its security relationships.

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