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👍agree

verb
/əˈɡriː/
agrarian societies Agreeable
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Meaning

To have the same opinion or to consent to something.
to have the same opinion; to consent; to be in harmony

Example Sentences

We all agreed on the plan.

We all agree that the plan is excellent.

Example Expressions

agree to disagree

Synonyms

consent, accept, approve, concur, assent
Entry 1
consent, accept, approve, concur, assent
Entry 2
consent, accept, concur, approve

Antonyms

disagree, refuse, oppose, reject
Entry 1
disagree, refuse, oppose
Entry 2
disagree, refuse, reject, oppose

Collocations

agree with, agree on, agree to, strongly agree, fully agree, readily agree
Entry 1
agree with, agree on, agree to, strongly agree
Entry 2
agree with, fully agree, readily agree, strongly agree

More Example Sentences

I strongly agree with you.

They may not agree with us.

She agreed to the new schedule.

I don't agree with you about politics.

I don't agree with you about the plan.

I don't agree with you about this issue.

They are likely to agree with your idea.

That's an excellent point Anisha. I totally agree with you on that.

That's an excellent point Diponkar. I totally agree with you on that.

That's an excellent point Ihtisham. I totally agree with you on that.

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