ASSENT


Meaning of ASSENT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ common ( BrE ), general , universal

Medicine is, by common ~, a good profession.

There was general ~ about his achievements.

▪ royal ( in the UK )

The Education Act received the royal ~ in 1944.

VERB + ASSENT

▪ give (sth) , grant ( esp. BrE )

The government gave their ~ to the project.

▪ withhold

▪ obtain , receive ( esp. BrE )

▪ nod

He nodded his ~ when I asked if I could leave.

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

She smiled in ~.

▪ with sb's ~ , without sb's ~

Without the ~ of the major states, nothing will ever change.

The raising of taxes without the ~ of Parliament was declared illegal.

PHRASES

▪ a murmur of ~ , a nod of ~

The suggestion was greeted with a murmur of ~.

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