Acquiesce
<ah-qwe-ess>
give in; comply; conform;
to reluctantly agree to something.
The barking dog made the man acquiesce and let the dog in the warm house.
Memory trick:
acquiesce reminds of acquire.
we agree to let them acquire something.
At work:
Our product is good and the customers will always acquiesce and buy it.
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