acquiesce
/ˌækwiˈɛs/verb
To accept something quietly and without protest, even after having doubts or objections.
Example sentences
- “After a long argument, she finally acquiesced to the new plan.”
- “The landlord eventually acquiesced to our request for a new refrigerator.”
Followed by "to" or "in", never a direct object. Weaker than "agree": it suggests giving in quietly rather than being convinced.