/ˌækwiˈɛsәns/ – Verb
Definition: 1. đồng ý ngầm, ưng thuận ngầm, thừa nhận ngầm; không kháng cự; chấp nhận (một điều gì đó);
2. để mất quyền (do hành vi mặc nhiên chấp nhận).
A more thorough explanation: Acquiescence is a legal term that refers to the act of knowingly and voluntarily agreeing to something by remaining silent or by not taking any action to object or oppose it. It implies passive acceptance or agreement with a situation or decision.
Example: The plaintiff’s silence and lack of objection to the defendant’s actions could be interpreted as acquiescence to the terms of the contract.