agree
[əˈɡriː]
Definition:
1. To have the same opinion as somebody; to say that you have the same opinion.
2. To say yes.
3. To be the same as something.
'agree' example sentence:
- It was agreed we should hold another meeting.
- I agree with her analysis of the situation.
- We couldn't agree what to do.
- ‘That's true ’, she agreed.
- I don't think the food here agrees with me.
- We, the undersigned, agree to.
- ‘It's terrible. ’ ‘I couldn't agree more (= I completely agree) ! ’
- He agreed to make ten monthly payments of £ 50.
- They met at the agreed time.
- "It's appalling."—"It is. I agree."
- I'm half inclined to agree.
- 'I don't agree,' he said in a small voice.
- He agreed with my suggestion that we should change the date.
- We had no end of trouble getting them to agree.
- They left at ten, as agreed .
- You look great, Brian. The Bahamas certainly agree with you.
- Are we all agreed on this?
- In an excess of enthusiasm I agreed to work late.
- The warring sides have agreed on an unconditional ceasefire.
- We never agreed a date.
- Do you think he'll agree to their proposal?
- We agreed to meet on Thursday.
- Broadly speaking , I agree with you.
- He agreed to pay me for the drawings.
- His second statement agrees with facts as stated by the other witnesses.
- It was no small achievement getting her to agree to the deal.
- He did not agree with indulging children.
- In his heart he knew they'd agree with his stand.
- The two groups agreed to cooperate with each other.
- I myself do not agree.
- It was agreed (that) we should hold another meeting.
- She agreed to let me go early.
- We were wrong to assume she'd agree.
- We agreed the proposal was a good one.
- The government agreed to send a small token force to the area.
- Your account of the accident does not agree with hers.
- We were wrong to assume that she'd agree.
- I'm sorry, I don't agree.
- I'm pretty sure (that) he'll agree.
- I am inclined to agree with Alan.
- I don't agree with spanking.
- I don't really agree with that.
- He silently agreed with much of what she had said.
- He agreed with them about the need for change.
- I entirely agree with you.
- 'So, did you agree or not?' he persisted.
- I agree with you up to a point.
- If we agreed all the time it would be a bit boring, wouldn't it?.
- She agreed (that) I could go early.
- As the author of the proposal I cannot agree with you.
- Both have agreed on the need for the money.
- At an agreed signal they left the room.
- We'll never agree, so let's just leave it at that.
- It would seem that we all agree.
- I'm inclined to agree with you.
- No, I'm sorry, I can't agree with you.
- I'll agree to anything for an easy life.
- We rarely agree on what to do.
- I asked for a pay rise and she agreed.
- I don't altogether agree with you.
- When he said that, I had to agree.
- Can we agree on a date?
- Donna agreed to both requests.
- I heartily agree with her on this.
- I don't agree with what they're doing.
- You and I are going to have to agree to disagree then.
- Can we agree a price?
- I agree with every word you've just said.
- So we both agree there's a problem?
- I agree with you, as it happens.
- We agreed (that) the proposal was a good one.
- The government agreed to set up a committee of inquiry.
- She agreed I could go early.
- The great majority of people seem to agree with this view.
- She finally agreed to have the wretched animal put down.
- The government has agreed to lift restrictions on press freedom.
- Not many people agree with the government's prediction that the economy will improve.
- They agreed to the changes on the understanding that they would be introduced gradually.
- I agree with you to a certain degree.
- They are certain to agree.
- They finally agreed to our terms with a certain reluctance.
- Why ever did you agree?