abject, affirmative, complaisant, content, fain, in the mood, nonresistive, prone, servile, unreluctant
Definitionadj. willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protest
Last update: July 20, 2015
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Racial antipathies were unimportant, and all parties were at least passively acquiescent when Louisiana became a part of the United States. [Please select]
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"Very well," said Anna-Felicitas, who was the most amiable, acquiescent person in the world. [Please select]
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So that my only plan is to go on being suave and acquiescent. [Please select]
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The girl was stupid, acquiescent; she had shown no tact, no skill, no clarifying courage. [Please select]
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"Go way," he added, to the female, who, with an acquiescent smile, left the room. [Please select]
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Over the graves I saw the roses, nodding and moving, as if in acquiescent revery. [Please select]
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It is curious how acquiescent a man's mind becomes--when he's like this. [Please select]
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The acquiescent tendency arose in some degree from two equally prominent characteristics of Mr. [Please select]
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She sat very still, conscious of vague pain somewhere in her breast, acquiescent in the consciousness, dumb, and now incurious concerning further details of this man's tragedy. [Please select]
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She tried, very meekly, to meet his mood; was submissive to his passion and acquiescent to those intervals when he withdrew himself and sat or stood near her, not touching her but watching her intently. [Please select]
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