without being asked or forced; willingly
agreement, mutual understanding (often written)
to agree, accept, something without argument
agree with some reluctance
that can be used as proof in a law court
able or deserving of consideration; allowable
to acknowledge something as true or valid
allow entry or use
to say or write that something is true, correct etc
declare the truth of something
to say 'Yes'
be in unison, assent with another
(an act of) feeling, showing or saying, that one is satisfied, that something is right, that one agrees
authorization
(an act, example, of) stating something firmly
declaration, positive statement
to give (legal) power to or right of control to (a person)
give power or control
religious blessing
closing prayer
(to make) a short, high-pitched signal (e.g. in a hospital to call a doctor)
indication; authorization
leather squares used to prevent a horse from seeing sideways
indication; authorization
to declare (usually by showing a certificate) that (something is true, correct)
declare as true
the act of clearing up, removing unwanted things, making something tidy
permission for activity
to agree (with a person, an opinion)
agree, approve
to ignore or forgive (an offence)
make allowance for
to state, show, the truth of (opinions, feelings etc)
ratify, validate, prove
the act of confirming or being confirmed (all senses)
ratification, validation, proof
agreement
agreement; concession
true; right
accurate, exact
to give support go certainty to (a statement, belief, theory etc)
back up information, story
to give (a person) power or authority (to act)
authorize, enable
to write one's name on the back of (a cheque)
support, authorize
to make sure (that) something will happen
guarantee; make secure
(of bad behaviour, an error etc) that can be excused
allowable
to ask a person to do something kind for one's benefit
approval, good opinion; help
giving or showing approval
approving, friendly
quite large, extensive etc
acceptable
permission (the usual word); to go away from (a person, place etc)
permission
(a written statement giving) permission from a person in authority to do something
authority, permission
the authority given to representatives by voters, members of a trade union etc
authority, order
of average size, quality, grade etc
adequate, okay
pleasant; kind; friendly; needing care and exactness; sensitive
likable, agreeable
of, concerning, a position of trust or authority
authorized, legitimate
in good order; all right; to give one's approval to (a plan, idea etc)
acceptable
that is allowed
allowable, legal
the act of allowing something
authorization, consent
good-looking and pleasant
friendly, sociable
liked, admired, enjoyed by many people
well-known, favorite
fit to appear, be shown, in public
respectable; fit to be seen
to give one's formal approval to (an agreement) by signing etc
affirm, authorize
sensible; fair; of an acceptable standard or level
moderate, tolerable
that may be trusted or depended on
trustworthy
free, protected, (from danger etc); unhurt and undamaged; not causing or likely to cause danger; a strong box or compartment with a special lock, in which money and other valuables are kept
free from harm
the right or permission given by authority to do something; an action used against a person, country etc breaking a rule of acceptable moral behaviour, a law etc
authorization
not very good (but not bad either)
in an acceptable manner
with agreement but not willingly
permission
fit, right (for the person, purpose or occasion)
appropriate, acceptable
fairly good
acceptable, good enough
to agree to take responsibility for all or part of possible loss (by signing an agreement about insurance)
endorse, insure
(of a machine, set of instructions etc) simple and pleasant to use
appropriate, acceptable
to make (something) valid
ascertain the truth, authenticity of something
(of a sin, error, fault) that can be forgiven or excused
pardonable
to be responsible for; express confidence, in a person, a person's character
give assurance
a written order giving official authority; to make (something) seem justified
authorization
yes
affirmative
yes
agreed
(used as a short addition or in short answers or express agreement, approval, consent etc)
agreed