Object

• line: ACON messages may be input to convey both buyer protection instructions and/or to trigger transformation of open bargains into the appropriate assented line.

Converse of object

• nod: He nods a pop-eyed assent to everything the maid is telling.

• withhold: The Pyrrhonians thought that there were modes which could induce withholding assent to the results of reasoning.

• vest: A will trust requires a vesting assent from the personal representatives.

• indicate: The Paymaster General ( Dawn Primarolo ) indicated assent.

• receive: The project received royal assent in 1996 with the granting of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link Act.

Adjective modifier

• royal: The project received royal assent in 1996 with the granting of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link Act.

• intellectual: Also faith is more than an intellectual assent to a set of ideas.

• universal: Within this discourse of rights there is no single definition of a right which commands universal assent.

• mere: A mere intellectual assent to the Gospel or a belief in the historical Christ is worthless, for it brings forth no spiritual fruits.

• parliamentary: Everyone respects our common law, our unwritten rules - rules that don't need parliamentary assent or a special council by-law.

• mental: However, the Bible does not present faith as simply " mental assent to the facts of the gospel.

Modifies a noun

• procedure: Assent procedure The assent procedure requires the Council to obtain Parliament's assent before certain important decisions are taken.

Modifying Another Word

• readily: Of course I readily assented; and we took our walk accordingly.

• not: Such cancelation would significantly reduce the liquidity and marketability of any Molecular Sensing Shares not assented to the Offer.

Noun used with modifier

• I: The Air Man is white, he did he dress of red with o I assent red quilted.

• cannot: Until then, the personal representatives cannot assent to the residuary beneficiary's title.

Preposition: of

• two-third: A change in the constitution shall require the assent of two-thirds of the Membership voting.

• majority: Changes must receive the assent of a majority of those eligible to vote.