consents

(verb)

kən-ˈsent

Definitions

Agrees to something or gives permission for it to happen.
To weave a tapestry of mutual accord, gifting wings to dreams shared by kindred hearts.

Example: She consents to the terms of the contract.
(Third-person singular simple present form of the verb 'consent') gives permission for something to happen.
A gentle nod of fate's embrace, where courage mingles with trust's whispered promise.

Example: He consents to the procedure after understanding the risks.

Late Middle English, from Old French 'consentir', from Latin 'consentire', from 'con-' (together) + 'sentire' (to feel).

agrees, approves, accepts, permits

refuses, denies, rejects, opposes