to agree
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- verb
- /əˈɡri/
:
coincidir
- Her explanation and the data from the experiment agree perfectly.
- results agree
- findings agree
- agree with previous
and well, that doesn't agree at all with what I said.
- and well, that doesn't agree at all with what I said.
- Why do we have different copies that don't always agree with each other?
Examples
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The two reports agree on the main findings, showing consistent results.
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Our experiences agree in indicating that collaboration improves outcomes.
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The market does not even agree with itself.
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Is that the title we all agreed on?
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I think we agree with each other on just about everything.
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There is nothing in the universe that we can agree on.
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The point is, I think we can agree it's dysfunctional.
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It seems like the two things that we agree on pretty well.
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If nothing else, I hope we can at least agree that physics has the coolest words.
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Why do we have different copies that don't always agree with each other?
Synonyms
∞
4.4
To be in agreement with someone or something
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To match or go well with something
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To be the same color or style as something else
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4.4
To agree with and change to match something
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4.4
Happen at the same time as something else or be the same as it
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3.8
Be similar to something in meaning, amount or place
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3.2
Match another thing and look good together
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5.0
Make facts or statements agree with each other
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2.3
Fit well with each other, especially in color or style
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7.1
To agree with something or match it
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3.4
To match facts or statements
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4.2
Fit together and look good
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Etymology
Agree originally meant 'to be pleasing together', from Latin gratus 'pleasing', so when two statements or things agree they 'fit' or go well with each other.