transitive. To consent to; to allow, permit; to submit to, suffer, endure; to tolerate. Cf. i-thave, v.

To grant; to agree, consent.

transitive. To allow, agree to, consent to. Obsolete.

transitive. To give, bestow, award, esp. by deliberate decision or with full consent; to agree to, consent to, grant (a request or something…

To accede to a proposal put forward by another person, typically after negotiation or consideration. transitive. With infinitive or that clause: to…

transitive. With infinitive as object. To permit oneself or consent (to do or be something). Cf. suffer, v. 15. Obsolete.

intransitive. To agree to or comply with (a proposal, course of action, etc.). Obsolete.

Of a deity: To grant (a prayer).

transitive. To own (the deeds of an agent); to sanction, approve. Obsolete.

to stand satisfactory to: to consent to fulfil (a request). Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To think fit, grant, allow, acknowledge.

transitive (elliptically) To agree to, sanction. Obsolete.

to close with an offer, proposal, etc.: to accede to, give adhesion to, accept.

transitive. To attach a ‘fiat’ to; to sanction.

intransitive. colloquial. Chiefly with with. To share or participate in an activity, enterprise, etc.

To tolerate, accept, or agree to (a proposal, etc.). Usually in negative with it as object.