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The prefix in consent is CON, not CO. CON typically means "with" (chili con carne -- chili with meat), and SENT tends to mean "feel", "feeling", or something along those lines (Spanish sentir -- to feel, Latin sentio).

CO as a prefix tends to imply two sentient beings (rather than objects) doing something together -- cohabit, cooperate, communicate, etc.

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