quiescent
adjectiveQuiet, inactive, or temporarily at rest.
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Clear all filtersQuiet, inactive, or temporarily at rest.
To accept or agree without active resistance, often reluctantly.
One word family: also includes acquiescence, acquiescent.
Willing to follow instructions or meeting stated requirements.
One word family: also includes compliance.
Willing to follow directions
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Inactive for a time but capable of becoming active.
Taking little independent action or accepting events without active resistance.
Accepting an unwelcome situation without further resistance.
Inclined to accept another person's authority or wishes without resistance.
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