Acquiescent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACQUIESCENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who acquiesces
ADJECTIVE:
• inclined to acquiesce
• ready to accept something without protest, or to do what someone else wants
• Resting satisfied or submissive; disposed tacitly to submit; assentive; as, an acquiescent policy.
• willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protest

Words related to ACQUIESCENT

acquiesce22 acquiescently29 assentaneous12

Words that contain ACQUIESCENT

acquiescents25 acquiescently29

How to use ACQUIESCENT in a sentence

• CHAPTER XVI As Esther walked away, demurely acquiescent, by the side of the Rev.
• Now he was acquiescent but not resigned, and his hopelessness gave him calm.
• It is the withdrawal of that divine unction which enriches the acquiescent soul with moral power and pleasure.
• They sat dumbly acquiescent, with the exception of Dr.
• Acquiescent, inert, she lay in his arms, then straightened and rested against the rail beside her.
• His remark was not acquiescent, though couched in terms of assent.
• Babbitt was worried about Ted, because he had ceased complaining of the State University and become suspiciously acquiescent.
• As a rule she tried at least to be politely acquiescent, but now and then something in her revolted.
• I thought I had never seen a creature more gentle, delicate, yielding, acquiescent, and fair.
• Tom had been laughingly acquiescent, but his younger brother was ill at ease, too conscious of the many eyes of his townspeople.
• Charles was dragged away, only half acquiescent, to help in a decision that must instantly be come to, as to which of the two spotted or the three plain ones should be kept.
• On Sunday, Pitt was closeted with the Duke of Newcastle, in arranging the new administration, in full confidence that the king was acquiescent.
• Praise be to God, the loving believers also accept and remain submissive to God’s Will, content with it, radiantly acquiescent, offering thanks.
• There they sit, those two distinguished men, hung with chains, shackled, yet composed, acquiescent, undisturbed.
• The family professes surprise, but it is acquiescent.
• To be flabby, and plastic, and weak, and acquiescent, and insipid, is not womanly.
• The hand lay acquiescent within his! He tightened the pressure.
• He grew listless and indifferent, acquiescent in these steep efforts that the next moment must throw away.
• They both hesitated, and then, without a word, he turned aside and she followed close, acquiescent by training and by instinct.
• The store people were slightly flushed, Nancy herself sullenly acquiescent.
• The first intimation which impressed upon his anxious mind that he was being too acquiescent towards the South came from General Cass.
• He drew her towards him until her acquiescent head lay against his waistcoat.
• Spain must have been as acquiescent in this as in yielding the independence of Cuba, and the concession to us without any intermediate formality of Porto Rico.
• We fall into the ranks, and march on, acquiescent, if not jubilant.
• They were respectful, outwardly acquiescent, but the girl saw, with a sinking heart, that they remained of their own opinion.

Similar words containing ACQUIESC without suffix ent

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