Acquiesce
- To concur upon conviction; not heartily but so far as to forbear opposition; to assent to.
- To be rest satisfied or apparently satisfied, or to rest without opposition or discontent. To accept or consent by silence or by omitting to object.
Usage:
Acquiesce is a verb and used as one in during expression. It is syntactically followed by "in" , sometimes also by "with" and "to"
It is phonetically written as /ˌækwiˈɛs/, as pronounced.
Examples:
- It took me time before I could acquiesce in his opinion
- I would rather acquiesce with father than to go by your suggestion.
- I won't acquiesce to such news by the government that Covid-19 is still the cause of the lockdown.
Synonyms may include: agree, concur, abide by, accede, comply, consent, yield, submit ...