acquiesce ak-wee-ES verb WS #2

to accept, agree, or comply silently or without protest; to give tacit assent

1. After a lengthy debate, she acquiesced to the committee's decision.
2. He acquiesced in the plan, despite his initial reservations.
3. Rather than continue arguing, I decided to acquiesce.
4. The government eventually acquiesced to public demands.
5. They reluctantly acquiesced in the new policy.