consent

noun and verb57 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

consent given by a person who understands the facts, implications, and future consequences of an action

permission given by a parent or legal guardian

consent provided in a written format

complete and total agreement

consent that is clearly and directly stated

consent obtained before an action is taken

consent that is specifically stated, either in writing or orally

agreement by all parties involved

consent given freely without coercion or pressure

agreement by everyone without exception

consent given by signing a document

consent that is suggested by actions or circumstances rather than being explicitly stated

agreement from most people

official consent, often documented

consent given through spoken words

general agreement among a group of people

consent given by speaking

consent that is assumed to be given unless an explicit objection is made

permission given by one's spouse

consent that is understood without being stated; implied consent

to give permission readily and happily

to give permission without any external pressure or coercion

to give permission unwillingly or with hesitation

to give permission as an act of kindness

to give permission in a kind and polite way

the age at which sb is legally old enough to agree to have a sexual relationship

not having received someone's permission

having received someone's permission

permission regarding a specific matter

permission obtained from a specific person or group

permission for a specific action or purpose

with the agreement of all parties involved

as agreed by everyone or most people

with the agreement of most people

with the agreement of everyone involved

to agree to something or allow someone to do something

a common way to say you have received permission

to need permission for something to be done

a formal way to say you get permission

to be in possession of permission

to take back permission that was previously given

to try to get permission

to supply or give consent, often in a formal context

to refuse to give consent that is wanted or needed

to say that you will not give permission

to succeed in getting consent, often with effort

to formally give permission for something

to be given permission

to succeed in getting consent, especially when it is difficult

to give written permission by signing a form

to give permission by nodding your head

to agree to do or allow something

a specific type of document used to obtain written consent

a rule stating that consent is necessary

the series of actions taken to obtain consent

the established or official way of obtaining consent

a paper that records a person's consent

an agreement or settlement that resolves a dispute between two parties without admission of guilt

a legal document outlining terms agreed to by all parties, avoiding a court case

legislation related to the legal requirements for consent