Assent
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 36
as-sent', v.t., to think with: agree —n. an agreeing or acquiescence compliance.— adti. A ent'mgly. [L.—ad, to, sentio to think A ort, as sert', v to declare strongly to affirm. [L. a erp, a ertion, to lay hold of, declare ad, to. sero to join, knit.] A ertion, as-xer's hun, n affirmation. A e , as-sex', v to fix the amount of, as a tax to tax: to fix the value or profits of, for taxa- — tion to estimate. adj. Aaaees'able. [Fr. a eoir — L. a idere, a e unt, to sit by, exp. of judges m a court [m Low L. to set, fix a tax,, from ad, to, sedeo, to s\t.]
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