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assent

[uh-sent] / əˈsɛnt /




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That’s certainly how the characters feel in the early episodes, quietly assenting to the fate suggested in their bad marriages, puzzling children and unfulfilling jobs.

From New York Times

Netanyahu’s move, after the assent by a powerful right-wing ally, was an attempt to give him time to try to de-escalate the crisis and manage competing demands.

From New York Times

It does not become law unless the House and Senate approve the underlying bill and it receives the assent of Gov. Mike Dunleavy.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Hughes argued that the persecution of Jews proceeded with the unspoken assent of many supposedly enlightened Germans, who refrained from asking too many questions because, on some level, they were not entirely displeased.

From New York Times

When Randall assented, she watched her daughter excel at yet another activity.

From Washington Post