Definitions

1. noun

the fact of accepting or complying with a situation, decision, or will of another person without resistance or protest

“She gave her acquiescence to the new policy after some discussion.”

2. noun

a feeling or attitude of acceptance or submission, especially in the face of something difficult or unpleasant

“The patient’s acquiescence to the doctor’s diagnosis helped her to cope with the news.”

3. noun

the act of agreeing or complying with something unwillingly or reluctantly

“The company’s acquiescence to the union’s demands was seen as a victory by the workers.”

4. noun

a feeling or attitude of resignation or acceptance, especially in the face of something unpleasant or unavoidable

“The team’s acquiescence to their fate after losing the match was evident in their body language.”