acquiescences (Meaning)

acquiescences

an instance of acquiescing, passive acceptance or submission

The children's acquiescences to their parents' wishes brought peace and harmony to the household.
The suspect's acquiescences during the interrogation led to a swift confession.
The government's acquiescences to foreign demands weakened its standing on the international stage.
Despite the CEO's initial resistance, he eventually acquiesced to the board's decision.
The employee's acquiescences to unethical practices ultimately compromised her integrity.
The athlete's acquiescences to performance-enhancing drugs cost him his career.
The company's acquiescences to regulatory breaches resulted in hefty fines and legal repercussions.
The spouse's acquiescences to their partner's abusive behavior enabled the cycle of violence to continue.
The team's acquiescences to the coach's authoritarian leadership stifled creativity and motivation.
The victim's acquiescences to the perpetrator's demands made them complicit in the crime.

an instance of acquiescing, passive acceptance or submission

docility, submissiveness,obedience, deference, assent, compliancy, acceptance, complaisance,compliance, subservience

defiance, disobedience, hostility, intractability, animosity,recalcitrance, antipathy, enmity,ill will

The children's acquiescences to their parents' wishes brought peace and harmony to the household.

The suspect's acquiescences during the interrogation led to a swift confession.

The government's acquiescences to foreign demands weakened its standing on the international stage.

Despite the CEO's initial resistance, he eventually acquiesced to the board's decision.