acquiescence
/əˌkwɪɪˈsɛns/ or /əˌkwɪsˈɛns/Definitions
1. noun
the state or fact of giving in to a demand, requirement, or situation, often reluctantly, and especially because it is seen as more practical or expedient to do so, rather than to resist or oppose it.
“Her acquiescence to the new policy was a surprise to everyone, given her previous stance against it.”