assent
Roget category 488
4. Words relating to the intellectual faculties› 4.5. Results of reasoning
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Assent
noun
assent,
assentment† —
acquiescence,
admission —
nod —
accord,
concord,
concordance —
agreement
etc.
23 —
affirmance,
affirmation —
recognition,
acknowledgment,
avowal —
confession of faith.
unanimity,
common consent,
consensus,
acclamation,
chorus,
vox populi —
popular belief,
current belief,
current opinion —
public opinion —
concurrence
etc.
(of causes)
178 —
cooperation
etc.
(voluntary)
709.
ratification,
confirmation,
corroboration,
approval,
acceptance,
visa —
indorsement
etc.
(record)
551†.
consent
etc.
(compliance)
762.
pressure to conform,
herd instinct,
peer pressure.
verb
assent —
give assent,
yield assent,
nod assent —
acquiesce —
agree
etc.
23 —
receive,
accept,
accede,
accord,
concur,
lend oneself to,
consent,
coincide,
reciprocate,
go with —
be at one with
etc.
adj. —
go along with,
chime in with,
strike in with,
close in with —
echo,
enter into one's views,
agree in opinion —
vote,
give one's voice for —
recognize —
subscribe to,
conform to,
defer to —
say yes to,
say ditto,
amen to,
say aye to.
acknowledge,
own,
admit,
allow,
avow,
confess —
concede
etc.
(yield)
762 —
come round to —
abide by —
permit
etc.
760.
arrive at an understanding,
come to an understanding,
come to terms,
come to an agreement.
confirm,
affirm —
ratify,
appprove,
indorse,
countersign —
corroborate
etc.
467.
go with the stream,
swim with the stream,
go with the flow,
blow with the wind —
be in fashion,
join in the chorus,
join the crowd,
be one of the guys,
be part of the group,
go with the crowd,
don't make waves —
be in every mouth.
adjective
assenting
etc.
v. —
of one accord,
of one mind —
of the same mind,
at one with,
agreed,
acquiescent,
content —
willing
etc.
602.
uncontradicted,
unchallenged,
unquestioned,
uncontroverted.
carried,
agreed,
nem.
con. [Lat.],
nemine contradicente [Lat.],
etc.
adv. —
unanimous —
agreed on all hands,
carried by acclamation.
affirmative
etc.
535.
adverb
yes,
yea,
ay,
aye,
true —
good —
well —
very well,
very true —
well and good —
granted —
even so,
just so —
to be sure,
'thou hast said',"
you said it,
you said a mouthful —
truly,
exactly,
precisely,
that's just it,
indeed,
certainly,
you bet,
certes [Lat.],
ex concesso [Lat.] —
of course,
unquestionably,
assuredly,
no doubt,
doubtless —
naturally,
natch.
be it so —
so be it,
so let it be —
amen —
willingly
etc.
602.
affirmatively,
in the affirmative.
OK,
all right,
might as well,
why not —?
with one consent,
with one voice,
with one accord —
unanimously,
una voce,
by common consent,
in chorus,
to a man —
nem.
con,
nemine contradicente [Lat.] —
nemine dissentiente [Lat.] —
without a dissentient voice —
as one man,
one and all,
on all hands.
phrase
avec plaisir [Fr.] —
chi tace accousente [It] —
the public mind is the creation of the Master- the public mind is the creation of the Master-Writers"
[Disraeli];
you bet your sweet ass it is —
what are we waiting for —?
whenever you're ready —
anytime you're ready.
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