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acquiescence

/ˌæk.wiˈes.əns/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato de aceitar ou concordar passivamente com algo sem objeção, muitas vezes implicando submissão relutante ou silenciosa.

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noun

/ˌæk.wiˈes.əns/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de aceitar ou concordar passivamente com algo sem objeção, muitas vezes implicando submissão relutante ou silenciosa.

A noun referring to the act of accepting or agreeing to something passively or without objection, often implying reluctant or silent compliance.

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  1. Passive acceptanceC1formal

    The act of accepting or agreeing to something without protest, often reluctantly or silently.

    ptConsentimento tácito

    • The board's acquiescence to the new regulations was seen as a sign of weakness.
    • She gave her acquiescence with a simple nod.
    • His acquiescence in the matter surprised everyone.

    Sinônimosacceptanceagreementcomplianceconformityconsentdocilityresignationsubmissiontoleranceyielding

    Antônimosdefiancedissentobjectionoppositionprotestrebellionrejectionresistance

  2. Agreement or consentC1formal

    Agreement with a statement, proposal, or request, often given without enthusiasm.

    ptConsentimento

    • The committee's acquiescence was necessary for the project to proceed.
    • He sought her acquiescence before making the final decision.
    • The treaty was signed with the acquiescence of all parties involved.

    Sinônimosacceptanceagreementapprovalassentcomplianceconcurrenceconsent

    Antônimosdenialdisagreementdissentnoncomplianceoppositionrefusalrejection

Formas
  • acquiescences plural form
  • acquiescences' possessive plural form
  • acquiescence's possessive singular form
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