acquiesce

acquiesce synonyms

yield compare acquiesce and yield
accede compare acquiesce and accede
assent compare acquiesce and assent
accept compare acquiesce and accept
give in compare acquiesce and give in
submit compare acquiesce and submit
comply compare acquiesce and comply
agree compare acquiesce and agree
concur compare acquiesce and concur
concede compare acquiesce and concede
consent compare acquiesce and consent
give way compare acquiesce and give way
surrender compare acquiesce and surrender
capitulate compare acquiesce and capitulate
go along with compare acquiesce and go along with
allow compare acquiesce and allow
approve compare acquiesce and approve
cave in compare acquiesce and cave in
permit compare acquiesce and permit
knuckle under compare acquiesce and knuckle under
defer compare acquiesce and defer
okay compare acquiesce and okay
succumb compare acquiesce and succumb
throw in the towel compare acquiesce and throw in the towel
grant compare acquiesce and grant
admit compare acquiesce and admit
bow compare acquiesce and bow
relent compare acquiesce and relent
acknowledge compare acquiesce and acknowledge
accord compare acquiesce and accord
recognize compare acquiesce and recognize
back down compare acquiesce and back down
conform compare acquiesce and conform
give up compare acquiesce and give up
throw in the sponge compare acquiesce and throw in the sponge
come around compare acquiesce and come around
sign compare acquiesce and sign
subscribe compare acquiesce and subscribe
obey compare acquiesce and obey
go with the flow compare acquiesce and go with the flow
sanction compare acquiesce and sanction
tolerate compare acquiesce and tolerate
shake on compare acquiesce and shake on
fold compare acquiesce and fold
bend compare acquiesce and bend
own compare acquiesce and own
bless compare acquiesce and bless
quit compare acquiesce and quit
say uncle compare acquiesce and say uncle
adapt compare acquiesce and adapt

acquiesce definitions

verb

  • To rest satisfied, or apparently satisfied, or to rest without opposition and discontent (usually implying previous opposition or discontent); to accept or consent by silence or by omitting to object. 

  • To concur upon conviction; to assent to; usually, to concur, not heartily but so far as to forbear opposition.