concent

[kənˈsent]

concent Definition

• 1. to give your permission for something or agree to do something
• 2. to bring things together in one place

Using concent: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "concent" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I consent to the use of cookies on this website.

• Example

  He finally consented to our request.

• Example

  The two companies consented to merge their operations.

• Example

  She refused to consent to the search.

concent Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for concent

• agree
• assent
• accede
• comply
• unite
• gather
• assemble

Antonyms for concent

• refuse
• disagree
• dissent
• disapprove
• scatter
• disperse

Phrases with concent

• consent to

  to give permission for something to happen or to agree to do something

  Example

  I consented to the use of my personal information.

• with one consent

  with everyone agreeing or giving permission

  Example

  The audience rose to their feet with one consent.

• concent of opinion

  a general agreement among a group of people about something

  Example

  There was a concent of opinion among the committee members.

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Summary: concent in Brief

The verb 'consent' [kənˈsent] means to give permission or agree to something. It can be used in formal or informal contexts, as in 'I consent to the use of cookies on this website' or 'She gave the green light for the party.' 'Consent' can also mean to bring things together in one place, as in 'The organizers consented the materials for the event.'