Definitions of consent
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To
agree
or
assent;
to
yield.
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To
comply;
yield;
accede;
concur;
agree.
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To
feel
or
think
along
with
another:
to
be
of
the
same
mind:
to
agree:
to
give
assent:
to
yield.
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To
agree;
give
assent.
-
To
yield
voluntarily;
accede;
acquiesce.
-
give
an
affirmative
reply
to;
respond
favorably
to; "
I
cannot
accept
your
invitation"; "
I
go
for
this
resolution"
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To
yield;
to
agree
in
mind
and
will;
to
permit.
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To
agree
in
opinion
or
sentiment;
to
be
of
the
same
mind;
to
accord;
to
concur.
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To
indicate
or
express
a
willingness;
to
yield
to
guidance,
persuasion,
or
necessity;
to
give
assent
or
approval;
to
comply.
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To
grant;
to
allow;
to
assent
to;
to
admit.
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Correspondence
in
parts,
qualities,
or
operations;
agreement;
harmony;
coherence.
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Voluntary
accordance
with,
or
concurrence
in,
what
is
done
or
proposed
by
another;
acquiescence;
compliance;
approval;
permission.
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Capable,
deliberate,
and
voluntary
assent
or
agreement
to,
or
concurrence
in,
some
act
or
purpose,
implying
physical
and
mental
power
and
free
action.
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Sympathy.
See
Sympathy,
4.
-
A
yielding
of
the
mind
or
will;
agreement.
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Agreement:
accordance
with
the
actions
or
opinions
of
another:
concurrence.
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Agreement;
concurrence;
permission.
-
Agreement;
concord.
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Agreement
to
what
is
done,
proposed,
or
stated
by
another;
acquiescence;
concurrence;
accord
of
minds;
agreement
of
opinion;
correspondence
in
parts,
qualities,
or
operation.
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A
yielding
of
the
mind
or
will
to
the
proposals
or
conditions
of
another;
a
conceding
what
may
be
withheld;
concurrence;
agreement.
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