Acquiescence
/ˌakwēˈesəns/
Definitions
- (n.) The passive acceptance or submission to a situation or agreement without protest or opposition.
Her silence was interpreted as acquiescence to the terms of the contract.
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Commentary
Acquiescence often implies a failure to assert objections timely, which may have legal consequences such as waiver or estoppel.
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