Synonyms for

Acquiesce

Verb / ˌækwi:ˈes / Another word for acquiesce — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

to accept or agree to something without protesting or opposing it

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Example sentences

  1. She had no choice but to acquiesce to their demands.
  2. He refused to acquiesce in the decision.
  3. Despite her reservations, she decided to acquiesce to the plan.
  4. The boss hoped that the employees would acquiesce to the new policy.
  5. The government was forced to acquiesce to the protesters' demands.

Quotes

  • I'm not a person who can acquiesce to injustice.
  • It is better to be defeated on principles than to win on lies and acquiesce to corruption.
  • Silence is often presented as a symbol of agreement, but in this case, it should be seen as acquiescence.

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