acquiescent
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ac·qui·es·cent
(ăk'wē-ĕs'ənt) 
adj.
Disposed or willing to acquiesce.
acquiescently ac'qui·es'cent·ly adv.
adj.
Disposed or willing to acquiesce.
acquiescently ac'qui·es'cent·ly adv.
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acquiescent
adjective
- Submitting without objection or resistance: nonresistant, passive, resigned, submissive. See resist/yield.
- Disposed to accept or agree: agreeable, game, minded, ready, willing. Archaic fain. See willing/unwilling.
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