assent (to) (Meaning)

assent (to)

No meaning found for this word.

The jury assented to the verdict unanimously.
The doctor hesitated before assenting to the surgery.
The politician refused to assent to the bill due to its controversial nature.
The professor assented to the student's request for an extension.
The parents assented to their daughter's marriage.
The treaty required the assent of all participating nations.
The king assented to the new law with a stroke of his pen.
The board of directors assented to the financial report.
The assembly assented to the motion with a resounding round of applause.
The employee assented to the terms of the employment contract without hesitation.

go (by), comply (with), accede (to),consent (to), concur, acquiesce, accept,subscribe, collaborate, coincide

disagree, conflict,differ, quarrel, dispute,resist, split, collide, separate, fall out

The jury assented to the verdict unanimously.

The doctor hesitated before assenting to the surgery.

The politician refused to assent to the bill due to its controversial nature.

The professor assented to the student's request for an extension.