agree
To think the same way as another person.
To have or express the same opinion, view, or judgment as another person.
To say yes to a plan or request.
To give consent to or approve a proposal, arrangement, or request.
When two things say the same thing or fit together well.
For statements, ideas, measurements, or descriptions to be consistent with each other.
When something is good for your body or makes you feel well.
(Of food, weather, etc.) To be pleasant or not cause discomfort to someone.
- Base: agree
- 3rd Person Singular: agrees
- Present Participle: agreeing
- Past: agreed
agree on terms
1Reach agreement on conditions
To decide together on the details of an agreement or contract.
- The two companies agreed on terms after weeks of negotiation.
- We couldn’t agree on terms, so the deal fell through.
I couldn't agree more
1Express strong agreement
Used to say you completely agree with what someone said.
- 'That was the best concert ever!' – 'I couldn't agree more.'
- I couldn’t agree more that we need a vacation.
agree to disagree
1Accept different opinions peacefully
To accept that you and another person have different opinions and stop arguing about it.
- After an hour of debate, they decided to agree to disagree.
- We’ll never see eye to eye on this, so let’s just agree to disagree.
agree to disagree
2accept ongoing difference of opinion
To decide to stop arguing because you know you will not share the same opinion.
- After an hour of debate, they agreed to disagree and changed the subject.
- We’ll have to agree to disagree on this issue.
- In the end, the committee agreed to disagree and moved on to other business.
agree to disagree
3stop arguing despite disagreement
to decide to stop arguing because each person will keep their own opinion
- After an hour of debate, they decided to agree to disagree.
- We clearly see the issue differently, so let's agree to disagree and move on.
- They agreed to disagree about politics to keep the friendship peaceful.