acquiescency Antonyms
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Meaning of acquiescency
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acquiescency (n.)
The quality of being acquiescent; acquiescence.
acquiescency Sentence Examples
- The manager appreciated the team's acquiescency in implementing the new project management system.
- Despite initial resistance, there was a sense of acquiescency among the staff as they adapted to the organizational changes.
- The politician relied on the public's acquiescency to maintain support for his controversial policies.
- In the face of uncertainty, the community showed remarkable acquiescency, trusting in the leadership's decisions.
- The teacher acknowledged the students' acquiescency in following the revised curriculum.
- The corporate restructuring led to a certain level of acquiescency among employees as they adjusted to new roles.
- The team's acquiescency to the coach's strategies contributed to their success on the field.
- The union's acquiescency to the terms of the collective bargaining agreement averted a potential strike.
- The company's success was attributed in part to the employees' acquiescency to the innovative changes proposed by leadership.
- The audience's acquiescency to the speaker's persuasive arguments was evident in their applause at the end of the presentation.
FAQs About the word acquiescency
The quality of being acquiescent; acquiescence.
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The manager appreciated the team's acquiescency in implementing the new project management system.
Despite initial resistance, there was a sense of acquiescency among the staff as they adapted to the organizational changes.
The politician relied on the public's acquiescency to maintain support for his controversial policies.
In the face of uncertainty, the community showed remarkable acquiescency, trusting in the leadership's decisions.
