consenting
adjective
lawspecializeduk/kənˈsen.tɪŋ/us/kənˈsen.tɪŋ/agreeingto aparticularactivitybyfreechoice, andconsideredableto do this, forexamplebecause of beingoldenough orabletothink,understand, orcommunicateclearly:
Consentingadults(=peoplewho areconsideredoldenough toagreeto something,especiallysexualactivity)whoengagein thesesexualactsinprivatewould not beprosecuted.
This is astraightforwardcontractbetween consentingparties.
If theywanttodigon theland, and theowneris consenting, they can.
consentingintercourse/sex/sexualactivity
- They wereconsideredto be consentingvolunteerswhofullyunderstoodtherisks.
- Thestudyinvolveddonatedadultstemcellsfrom consentingpatients.
- Data wascollectedfrom therecordsof sixty-eight consentingclients.
- Heguidedlegislationthrough Parliament that made consentingsexbetween menlegal.
- Heclaimedhe did notknowthat the woman was not consenting.