Pronunciation: /ækˈsiːd/
noun the act of agreeing or giving in to a request or demand
A1 I don't understand why he won't accede to our request.
A2 The king finally decided to accede to the demands of the rebels.
B1 The company's CEO has agreed to accede to the new regulations.
B2 The government may accede to the terms of the trade agreement.
C1 The president's decision to accede to the treaty was met with mixed reactions.
C2 The board of directors unanimously voted to accede to the merger proposal.
verb to agree to a request or demand; to give in or consent to
A1 She acceded to his request to join him for lunch.
A2 The manager acceded to the employee's request for a raise.
B1 The government finally acceded to the demands of the protesters.
B2 After much negotiation, the two parties acceded to a compromise.
C1 The CEO acceded to the shareholders' demands for a change in leadership.
C2 The country acceded to the international treaty to reduce carbon emissions.
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