16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Accede' in a Sentence

"To give consent, approval, or adherence; agree; assent; to accede to a request; to accede to the terms of a contract." more

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The mayor had to accede to the demands of the citizens for better park facilities.

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The king was willing to accede to the proposal for a grand celebration in the kingdom.

She has been acceding to her friend's pleas to join the hiking club.

The team captain was happy to accede to the new rule about fair play in the game.

The wise king chose to accede to the council's advice on ruling the kingdom.

The teacher asked the students if they would accede to a field trip to the zoo.

As a team player, he always accedes to the coach's decisions.

The mayor decided to accede to the community's demand for a new playground.

The council members had to accede to the decision to plant more trees in the park.

Sarah's parents agreed to let her accede to the request for a sleepover at her friend's house.

After much persuasion, Mark finally decided to accede to his friends' plan for a weekend camping trip.

The teacher asked the students to accede to the class rules for a peaceful learning environment.

The superhero agreed to accede to the government's request for assistance in times of crisis.

She had no choice but to accede to her friend's request to be her bridesmaid.

Sarah decided to accede to her friend's invitation to join the soccer team.

The friends decided to accede to the plan of having a picnic in the park.

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