Consent

kon-sent′, v.i. to be of the same mind: to agree: to give a ent: to yield: to comply.— v.t. ( Milt. ) to allow.— n. agreement: accordance with the actions or opinions of another: concurrence: advice, counsel.— adj. Consentā′neo us , agreeable or accordant: consistent with.— adv. Consentā′neously — ns. Consentā′neousne , Consent anē′ity .— n. Consen′tience , state of being consentient: imperfect consciousne .— adj. Consen′tient , agreeing in mind or in opinion.— adv. Consent′ingly .— Age of consent , the age at which a person is considered in the eyes of the law competent to give consent to certain acts; Be of consent ( Shak. ), to be acce ory; With one consent , unanimously. [L. consentīre — con , with, sentīre , to feel, to think.]