acceded (to) (Meaning)

acceded (to)

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The king acceded to the throne upon his father's unexpected death.
The company acceded to the union's demands to avoid further labor disputes.
The president reluctantly acceded to the request for a press conference.
The judge acceded to the defendant's request for a bail reduction.
The government acceded to international pressure to extradite the fugitive.
The actress acceded to the director's vision for the role, despite her initial reservations.
The students acceded to the professor's request to rework their essays.
The shareholders acceded to the proposed merger, believing it would benefit the company.
The board of directors acceded to the CEO's decision to lay off employees.
The nation acceded to the United Nations, demonstrating its commitment to global peace and cooperation.

assented (to), went (by),consented (to), complied (with), allied, concurred,subscribed, affiliated, acquiesced, accepted

opposed,differed, objected, disagreed, fell out, collided, countered, quarreled,conflicted, resisted

The king acceded to the throne upon his father's unexpected death.

The company acceded to the union's demands to avoid further labor disputes.

The president reluctantly acceded to the request for a press conference.

The judge acceded to the defendant's request for a bail reduction.