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consenter

/kənˈsɛntə(ɹ)/ noun

One who consents.

Word Origin Consent comes from Latin con- 'together' and sentire 'to feel' — literally 'feel together,' meaning to agree. A consenter is one who consents. The root sentire gives us sensible (able to be felt), sensitive (feeling strongly), resent (feel again, feel bitterness), and dissent (feel apart, disagree). The suffix -er marks the agent.

noun One who consents. countable

As the primary consenter, she signed the agreement on behalf of the group.

(名词) 同意者

作为主要同意者，她代表小组签署了协议。

(sustantivo) Quien consiente.

Como principal consentidora, ella firmó el acuerdo en nombre del grupo.

(nom) consentant [Personne qui consent ou qui donne son consentement à quelque chose.]

En tant que principale consenter, elle signa l'accord au nom du groupe.

(Substantiv) Zustimmende(r); Einwilligende(r) [Eine Person, die ihre Zustimmung zu etwas gibt, insbesondere durch Unterschrift oder ausdrückliche Erklärung.]

Als Haupt-**consenter** unterzeichnete sie den Vertrag im Namen der Gruppe.

(名詞) 同意する人、承諾する人

主要な同意者として、彼女はグループを代表して契約書に署名した。

(substantivo) consentidor; consentente [Aquele que consente.]

Como principal consentidora, ela assinou o acordo em nome do grupo.

Synonyms: approver assenter acquiescer grantor supporter Antonyms: dissenter objector opposer refuser
Word parts: con + sent + er

Related words

sensible sensitive resent dissent assent sensual sensory sensor sensibility insensitive presentiment

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