assentivenessn.
Inclination to assent, or defer to the opinions of others.
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assentiveness1876
1876 F. W. Farrar In Days of Youth iv. 35 We may..become false..by timidity, even by a mere social assentiveness.
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n.1876- to pray without one's beads
- to preach at tyburn cross
- to preach down
- to preach to the choir
- to preach to the converted
- to preach up
- to preach, do, make, say a sermon
- to preach, minister the gospel
- to pree a person's etc
- to pree a person's lips
- to pree a person's mouth
- to prefer charges
- to prepare the way
- to present
- to present arms
- to present one's service
- to present one's service to a person
- to present the crown
- to preside at the etc
- to preside at the harpsichord
- to preside at the organ
- to preside at the piano
- to press a charge
- to press a person's button
- to press a person's buttons