acquiesce
/əˈkwɪɛs/ or /əˈkwɪˌsɛs/Definitions
1. verb
to give in to a demand or wish, often reluctantly; to consent or comply
“She acquiesced to her parents’ request to move to another city.”
2. verb
to express agreement or consent, often implicitly or without enthusiasm
“The audience acquiesced to the proposal after a long discussion.”
3. noun
the act or process of giving in to a demand or wish
“Her acquiescence to the proposal surprised everyone.”