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Definition of assented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
gave approvalagreed upon or given consent to
- The assented proposal was implemented immediately.
2.
financeTECH. of stocks or bonds, agreed to status changeTECH.
- The assented bonds were reissued under new terms.
Origin of assented
Latin, assentire (agree)
Terms with assented included in their meaning
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finance
not assented in financial contexts
Examples of assented in a sentence
Her assented decision was respected by the team. The assented stocks were listed on the exchange. Investors were notified about the assented securities.
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- French:approuvé, ...
- German:zugestimmt, akzeptiert, ...
- Italian:approvato, accettato, ...
- Spanish:consentido, ...
- Portuguese:consentido, acordado, ...
- Chinese:同意的, 同意变更状态的, ...
- Japanese:承認された, ...
- Arabic:مُوَافَق عَلَيْهِ, مُوافَق عَلَيْه, ...
- Hebrew:מְאֻשָּׁר, מְאֻשָּׁר, ...
- Russian:согласованный, утверждённый, ...
- Ukrainian:погоджений, затверджений, ...
- Hindi:सहमति प्राप्त, ...
Definition of assent - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agreementformal agreement or approval
- The board gave its assent to the proposal.
2.
property lawRare legal document conveying real estateRare
- The heir received an assent for the property.
Verb
express agreementsay you agree or approve of something
- She assented to the plan without hesitation.
Expressions with assent
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not objecting implies agreement or approval
When no one objected, we assumed silence means assent.
move head up and down to show agreement
She nodded assent when asked if she understood.
with everyone agreeing or approving
The rule was adopted by common assent.
formally agree or approve after thinking about it
The board will give its assent to the new policy.
formal approval by a monarch to make a law
The bill received royal assent yesterday.
Origin of assent
Latin, assentire (to agree)
Examples of assent in a sentence
Without his assent, the plan could not proceed. The lawyer prepared the assent for the transaction. An assent was required to finalize the sale. He assented to the proposal after some thought. They assented when asked to join the committee.
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- French:accord, accepter, ...
- German:Zustimmung, zustimmen, ...
- Italian:assenso, acconsentire, ...
- Spanish:consentimiento, asentir, ...
- Portuguese:assentimento, concordar, ...
- Chinese:同意, 赞同, ...
- Japanese:同意, 同意する, ...
- Arabic:مُوافَقَة, وَافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:הַסְכָּמָה, לְהַסְכִּים, ...
- Russian:согласие, соглашаться, ...
- Ukrainian:згода, погодитися, ...
- Hindi:स्वीकृति, सहमति जताना, ...
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