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to accept;to give in without abjection Did she acquiesce when you told her to get the books??
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To rest satisfied, or apparently satisfied, or to rest without opposition and discontent (usually implying previous opposition or discontent); to accept or consent by silence or by omitting to object. Tiger Woods was forced to acquiesce to his wife's demands after screwing every babe in a town with a golf course or else have her take him for all he was worth.
or Boss: I have decided to remove all cubical walls in order to improve communication between co-workers Employee: I'll acquiesce to your judgment oh great one... |
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To enjoy a half-piece of chicken without wondering why or making the host feel weird. Carrianne (thinking, while eating a piece of chicken that had clearly been cut in half by her host): Hmm... That's a new one, but I will acquiesce to this and enjoy what little chicken I did receive. Mmm. It's good!
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