accede (to) (Meaning)

accede (to)

to become king or queen

The new king acceded to the throne after his father's sudden passing.
The government acceded to the demands of the protesters, granting them a fair election.
She acceded to his request for a second chance, hoping he would change.
The company acceded to the investor's proposal, promising a substantial return on investment.
The mediator successfully acceded to the disputing parties, resolving their conflict amicably.
The doctor acceded to the patient's desire for pain medication, recognizing the severity of their condition.
The parents acceded to their child's wishes, allowing them to attend a distant summer camp.
The organization acceded to the membership application, recognizing the individual's relevant experience.
The students acceded to the professor's request, extending the deadline for the term paper.
The victim acceded to the perpetrator's threats, providing them with access to their home.

to become king or queen

assent (to),consent (to), comply (with), go (by), accept, acquiesce, concur,subscribe, agree, coincide

conflict,differ, disagree, dispute, object, split,resist, diverge, collide, fall out

The new king acceded to the throne after his father's sudden passing.

The government acceded to the demands of the protesters, granting them a fair election.

She acceded to his request for a second chance, hoping he would change.

The company acceded to the investor's proposal, promising a substantial return on investment.