A person who acquiesces; someone who accepts or agrees to something without protest.
From Latin acquiescere plus the agent suffix -er, meaning one who acquiesces. This creates a noun for the actor performing the acquiescence.
The legal world relies on acquiescers—property owners who don't object to boundary encroachments can lose rights through 'adverse possession,' showing how silence has legal weight.
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