verb
agree
uh-GREE/əˈɡriː/
To be or come into harmony with another position or requirement.
The colleagues agree that the shared plan is worth pursuing.
Etymology
The underlying image is “to one's liking.” Receiving something favorably developed into giving consent, and then into being in harmony with another person's opinions.
In context
I have to agree with the texture in your last hour I tell my kids the same thing every week as well get out of this country
More examples
- She agreed to help with the neighborhood cleanup.
- The two accounts agree on every important detail.
- That rich food does not agree with me.
Forms
agree · agrees · agreed · agreeing
agreement noun — Shared understanding, accepted terms, or matching features.