Silence is a sign of consent. Consent strengthens the house. Where there is love, there is consent. These proverbs are familiar to almost everyone. What unites them? That's right: the word "consent"! From this article you will learn what it means, how it changes in cases and numbers. What synonyms can this word be replaced to avoid repetition?
Consent is…
The approximate meaning of the word "consent" is known to everyone. To clarify it, let's turn to explanatory dictionaries for help.
Consent is:
- An affirmative answer to a question or request, permission.
- Agreement between the parties.
- Common worldview.
- Peaceful, calm relationship.
- Harmony.
Morphological characteristics, declension
From the point of view of morphology, consent is a common and inanimate noun of the neuter gender. All inflected neuter nouns belong to the second type of declension.
| Case | Question | Singular | Plural |
| Nominative | What? | Agreement begins with understanding. | consent |
| Genitive | What? | After many months, the boys finally reached an agreement. | consent |
| Dative | What? | When will you come to an agreement? | consent |
| Accusative | What? | Watching harmony and love in their house and a little envy. | consent |
| Instrumental | What? | Karina, without hesitation for a second, agreed to the marriage proposal. | consent |
| Prepositional case | About what? | In harmony lies the secret of harmony in the family. | about consents |
I would like to note that plural forms are practically not used in everyday speech.
Consent: synonyms
Synonyms allow you to choose the most appropriate from a variety of words with a similar or the same meaning.
Consent is:
- "yes";
- harmony;
- agrement;
- permission;
- favor;
- understanding;
- ready;
- agreement;
- friendliness;
- unity;
- unity;
- permission;
- agreement;
- lad;
- "okay";
- "yeah";
- "yeah";
- approval;
- permission;
- permission;
- consonance;
- deal;
- unison.
Phrases with the noun "consent"
What adjectives go with "consent"?
Complete, incomplete, partial, immediate, instantaneous, written, mutual, general, universal, public, popular, silent, preliminary, final, written; oral; national; political; international; economic, principled, voluntary, absolute, amiable, forced, necessary, belated, formal, factual, friendly, conjugal, sincere, unanimous, ostentatious, insincere, false, unambiguous.
