consenter
/kənˈsɛntə(ɹ)/
consenter noun: one who consents.
Noun
consenter (plural consenters)
- One who consents.
Forms of consenter
| plural | consenters |
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Origin of consenter
From Middle English consenter, consentour, from Old French consenteor and partly from Middle English consenten; equivalent to consent + -er.
Words formed from consenter
Words that rhyme with consenter
- center
- enter
- tormentor
- concentre
- presenter
- renter
- stentor
- venter
- accentor
- cementer
- decentre
- preventer
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- reenter
- tenter
- assenter
- fermenter
- hypocentre
- indenter
- off-centre
- Valley Center
- absenter
- assentor
- augmenter
- augmentor
- barycentre
- centre
- coinventor
- concenter
- correction center
- correction centre
- decenter
- dementor
- dissenter
- entre
- fermentor
- fomenter
- incenter
- incentre
- indentor
- innoventor
- inventer
- inventor
- inventour
- lamenter
- mentor
- metacentre
- misenter
- off-center
- orthocenter
- orthocentre
- precentor
- re-enter
- re-entre
- reentre
- repenter
- representer
- salipenter
- Siberian accentor
- tormenter
Questions about consenter
- What does consenter mean?
- Consenter means one who consents.
- What part of speech is consenter?
- Consenter is a noun.
- How do you pronounce consenter?
- Consenter is pronounced /kənˈsɛntə(ɹ)/.
- What is the plural of consenter?
- The plural of consenter is consenters.
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