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consenting

adjective as in acquiescent

adjective as in agreeable

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As part of the consenting process, the government was required to consider environmental impact assessments about the fields.

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Allan claimed Mr Simpson had been conscious and consenting when he was tied up by the pair, but acknowledged they had continued their attack after he “passed out”.

From BBC

The lawyers have also argued that everyone involved in the so-called “freak offs” were consenting adults.

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His explanation, delivered haltingly, amounted to a hazy assumption that, since Dominique Pelicot had told him his wife was a consenting partner in a sex game, he had not given the matter any more thought.

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Harris is spinning her version of fulfilling that mandate, meeting potential voters on their turf, and consenting to participate in enough legacy news interviews to counter accusations of inaccessibility.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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