annuent (Meaning)

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annuent (a.)

Nodding; as, annuent muscles (used in nodding).

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The council members annuent in agreement as the decision was made to proceed with the proposed project.
With a subtle annuent nod, she acknowledged the compliment without uttering a single word.
The teacher gave an annuent gesture to signal that the students could begin their presentations.
As the leader addressed the team, everyone gave an annuent response, indicating their commitment to the shared goal.
The audience offered an annuent applause, expressing their appreciation for the captivating performance.
The committee members exchanged annuent glances, silently acknowledging the complexity of the issue at hand.
In the silent courtroom, the judge's annuent approval allowed the trial to move forward.
As the manager outlined the new policies, employees provided annuent feedback to show their understanding.
The participants in the negotiation process offered annuent nods, signaling their willingness to compromise.
During the solemn ceremony, attendees gave an annuent moment of silence to honor the fallen heroes.

Nodding; as, annuent muscles (used in nodding).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The council members annuent in agreement as the decision was made to proceed with the proposed project.

With a subtle annuent nod, she acknowledged the compliment without uttering a single word.

The teacher gave an annuent gesture to signal that the students could begin their presentations.

As the leader addressed the team, everyone gave an annuent response, indicating their commitment to the shared goal.