Acquiescence
Pronunciation: /ˌækwiːˈɛsəns/
Acquiescence (noun)
- A calm, silent acceptance of what someone else decides, without strong protest.
- The act of letting something happen by not opposing it, even if you do not fully support it.
- In law, acceptance shown by not objecting when you are expected to respond.
Examples
- Her acquiescence showed quiet agreement with the plan.
- The team’s acquiescence made the decision feel settled.