accede



accede to pressure

To bow down or yield to pressure from an outside force, especially as regards a political, business, or military action or decision. Congress was forced to accede to pressure from the public and abandon its proposal to increase taxes.
See also: accede, pressure

accede to

1. To agree to a set of terms, conditions, or demands. The government will not accede to the terrorist's demands.
2. To begin serving in a position of authority or in an official capacity. Come January, he will accede to the office of governor.
See also: accede

accede to something

 
1. to agree to the terms or demands that someone has stated. We cannot accede to your demands.
2. to assume a position of power or authority; to begin serving in one's official capacity. She acceded to the office of mayor in January.
See also: accede

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ÁEdh-Ancient Irish
Muna-Arabic
EmilyEM-ə-leeEnglish
Whittington['hwitiŋtən]
Eukleides-Ancient Greek
NeasaNYAS-a, NAS-aIrish, Irish Mythology