acquiescence
nounUK /ˌækwiˈesns/
US /ˌækwiˈesns/
Agreeing to something without arguing or saying no.
Her acquiescence to the plan surprised everyone at the meeting.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. The act of accepting something quietly even if you do not fully agree with it.
He nodded in acquiescence, though he clearly had doubts.
3. A willingness to go along with what others want without resistance.
The committee's acquiescence allowed the project to move forward.
4. In law, a failure to object or protest when you have the chance, which may imply consent.
The landlord's acquiescence to the late payments set a precedent.