consenting
Saykuhn-SENT-ing/kənˈsɛntɪŋ/
- 1Willing to agree to something or to let it happen.
Like a friend who nods yes when you ask to borrow something.
Every consenting adult in the room raised a hand.
Only consenting players took part in the new game.
Similarwilling, acquiescent
Oppositeunconsenting
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- 2The -ing form of consent. Use it after am, is, are, was or were, or to name the action.
By signing this form, you are consenting to the treatment.
Consenting to a search lets the police look through your bag.
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- 3Agreed to by all the people who take part.
The judge said it was a consenting relationship between two adults.
It was a consenting deal: both families agreed to the sale.
Similarconsensual, voluntary
Oppositeunconsenting
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consenting is a form of consent
consent, verb: To say yes to something, or to allow it to happen. Full entry
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- consent → consenting: add -ing
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