Anantirretos describes coming in response to being sent, with no objection voiced.

The sole attested use describes coming after being sent without voicing an objection.

1. Responding without voiced objection · dominant

   In Acts 10:29, the adverb qualifies the speaker's coming after being sent; the APB renders the clause, "Therefore without objection I came, having been sent."

   Acts 10:29

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 10:29, the APB includes "without objection" in the speaker's statement about coming after being sent. It confirms the clause's overall presentation rather than isolating each word mechanically.