To accede to, consent to fulfil (a request, prayer, wish, etc.).

transitive. To grant, concede.

Const. to (unto): to give ear to (= sense 1); also, in extended sense, to give heed to, allow oneself to be persuaded by.

†to listen of: to hear tell of. †to listen on = listen to. to listen for, †after: to be eager or make an effort to catch the sound of; to…

With to and infinitive or (in later use) gerund. transitive (reflexive). To consent or condescend to do something.

To consent to give; to concede. Obsolete. rare.

To feel or act tenderly towards; to regard or treat with tenderness: with various shades of meaning. To regard or receive favourably; to attend…

transitive. To comply with the request of (a person); to grant or fulfil the wishes of. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Of a government or appointed authority: to concede, grant; to authorize; = octroy, v. 1.

transitive. With clause as object: to grant or allow (that something is the case); to concede. Formerly also: †to suppose for the sake of argument…

with infinitive or clause, or with to and noun: To submit, consent, agree (to do something, that something should be done, or to something proposed).

To come to terms or agreement (with a person).

transitive. To grant, yield, or surrender (something requested or claimed by another). Also with direct and indirect object: to grant (a person)…

To act in accordance with, and fulfilment of, wishes, desires, requests, demands, conditions, or… Now: To comply with a person's desires, requests, re…

intransitive. With with. To agree to or comply with (a proposal, plan, etc.); to join in with (a course of action).

intransitive. To agree to; to accede to; to comply with; to yield to. Cf. to come in 11 at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete.

give way Of persons: To yield under solicitation or insistence; to make concessions; to defer to the will of another. Const. to.

transitive. To give, bestow, award, esp. by deliberate decision or with full consent; to agree to, consent to, grant (a request or something…