Voluntarily to accede to or acquiesce in what another proposes or desires; to agree, comply, yield. Const. to, to do a thing, or that with clause…

intransitive. To give the concurrence of one's will, to agree to (a proposal), to comply with (a desire). archaic in general sense, and commonly…

elliptical. To grant; to agree graciously; to condescend. Chiefly in clauses introduced by as or if. Obsolete.

intransitive. To ‘take’ or accede to (a course). Obsolete.

intransitive. To agree, consent; to assent to the request of (a person: const. dative); to agree or consent to or to do (rarely at do) something. Obs…

to be consented: to be agreed; to be an accessary or consenting party (to something). Obsolete.

transitive. To agree upon. to be covined: to be agreed.

intransitive. To comply, submit, hearken, consent to. Also with infinitive. Obsolete.

To give one's consent, to accede or agree to (a proposal, request, measure, etc.); to acquiesce. intransitive. Const. to a thing. Obsolete.

To accede to a proposal put forward by another person, typically after negotiation or consideration. intransitive. Without construction: to concede…

intransitive. To consent (unto something).

intransitive. To agree, consent; to affirm an overwhelming decision. Cf. reclaim, v. 4. Obsolete.

To act in accordance with, and fulfilment of, wishes, desires, requests, demands, conditions, or… To comply to: To accede, consent, or agree to. Obs…