Assent
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 9
as-sent′, v.i. to think or concur with, to admit as true (with to ).— n. an agreeing or acquiescence: compliance.— adj. A entā′neo us , ready to agree.— ns. A ent′er , A ent′or , one of the eight voters who indorse the proposer and seconder's nomination of a candidate for election to the parliament of the United Kingdom.— adjs. A en′tient , A ent′ive .— adv. A ent′ingly .— n. A ent′ivene .— Royal A ent , in England, the sovereign's formal acquiescence in a measure which has pa ed the two Houses of Parliament. [O. Fr. as enter , a ent—L. a entāre , a entīre , L. ad , to, sentīre , to think.]
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