Consent
Consent noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
Differences is an antonym for consent.
Nearby Words: consented, consenting
Differences
Both words in one sentence
- And yet again with most of Akio's relationships due to the vast age differences between the parties, meaning that even with consent, most of them would be considered statutory rape in real life.
Source: Questionable Consent -
The main differences is that the "victims" gave their initial consent, can call a halt at any time and are having as much fun as the person doing the torturing.
Source: Torture Cellar -
She goes so far as to mail letters to him pledging her undying love and commitment to him and, well aware of their age differences and that she is still below the age of consent, asks him to make the same pledge to wait until she's 18 so they can be married and live happily ever after.
Source: Precocious Crush
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