0 present participle of consent --
1 to agree to do something, or to allow someone to do something: --
My aunt never married because her father wouldn't consent to her marriage.
[ + to infinitive ] Very reluctantly, I've consented to lend her my car.
All consenting eligible patients were randomized to receive either the brief intervention or usual physiotherapy.
The presence of women in consenting and passive roles is to be expected, since so many of the acts deal with property.
Finally, consenting informants were sent a word list in the mail, which they then later read aloud to the interviewer during a follow-up telephone interview.
The task of explaining the project and recruiting consenting patients was the responsibility of a practice nurse in all eight practices.
Generally (excluding picture 2), both consenting and non-consenting images were understood better by the young people.
In that circumstance, the parents would have been consenting to the nondisclosure.
The doctor is not allowed to inform the patients about what they have been consenting to, until the pharmaceutical company gives its consent.
A daily rectal swab was taken from all consenting individuals of any age from all these households during one week.
