Antonym of ASSERT

agree
acquiesce
abjure
abdicate

The correct answer is B. acquiesce.

To acquiesce is to accept something without protest or objection. It means to agree to something reluctantly or unwillingly.

To assert is to state something as a fact or belief. It means to declare something confidently or forcefully.

The other options are not antonyms of assert.

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for something. It means to concur with someone or something.
  • To abjure is to renounce or reject something. It means to formally give up or abandon something.
  • To abdicate is to give up the throne or other high office. It means to formally resign from a position of power.
  • In summary, the antonym of assert is acquiesce. To acquiesce is to accept something without protest or objection, while to assert is to state something as a fact or belief.

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