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Meanings of acquiescence in English
Portuguese
aquiescência Usage of acquiescence in English
1
Both declare in favor of acquiescence in the compromise measures of 1850.
2
That, however, changed with the country's gradual acquiescence to the Russian president.
3
And she wanted more than his acquiescence-shewanted his support, his help.
4
Even the acquiescence of Rosamund in the title of countess bewildered him.
5
Opposition is the whip to action; a too-ready acquiescence the slackened rein.
6
What bothered me was the acquiescence of the mutineers in my programme.
7
The appearance of general acquiescence may exist, though not the real thing.
8
There is a touch of pathos in this parting acquiescence in fate.
9
These tensions coincide with potential acquiescence by China on other substantive issues.
10
The two officers exchanged glances, and nodded acquiescence in the views promulgated.
11
Quick was the disappointment in his face, yet smiling was the acquiescence.
12
The officer bowed and waved his hand, in sign of forced acquiescence.
13
His tone was that of acquiescence; not by any means of displeasure.
14
And the First Speaker interrupted with an acquiescence: I am thoroughly alone.
15
The half-caste smiled and nodded acquiescence as he folded up the money.
16
Then she smiled graciously and nodded her head in token of acquiescence.
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Translations for acquiescence
Acquiescence through the time
Acquiescence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common