synkatathesis
noun
syn·ka·tath·e·sis
ˌsinkəˈtathəsə̇s,
-iŋk-
plural -es
: acceptance or endorsement of a presentation or idea as true or valid —used of a Stoic doctrine analogous to the modern view of judgment
Word History
Etymology
Greek, literally, approval, assent, from the stem of synkatatithenai to agree entirely with (from syn- + katatithenai to put down, put an end to, settle, from kata- cata- + tithenai to put, place) + -sis