agreed
1.0
People have the same opinion about something
- adjective
- /əˈɡrid/
:
de acuerdo
- The team members were agreed about the best approach to complete the project.
Examples
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I did not negotiate the agreed framework with North Korea.
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Are we agreed that this are we agreed that this is the right formula?
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Everyone at the meeting was agreed on the need for a new policy.
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After much discussion, they finally felt agreed on how to solve the issue.
Synonyms
unanimous
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4.4
Everyone agrees about the same thing
is used when people hold similar views but not necessarily every single person
on the same page
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3.4
Having the same view about a plan or goal
is used for general shared opinion, not only practical plans
in agreement
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2.1
Being of the same opinion as other people
is the general term for sharing a viewpoint in many contexts
like-minded
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3.7
People who have similar opinions and interests
is about sharing one specific viewpoint rather than general similarity
undivided
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4.2
A group that is completely united and not split by disagreement
is used for sharing a viewpoint but can allow some private doubts
concurring
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5.4
Agreeing with other people about an idea or decision
is used for simply sharing a viewpoint without active support
9.9
Fully agreeing with others
is used for shared opinion that can include small differences
Antonyms
Compounds
How United
Surface Forms
agreed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Agreed comes from the verb agree, which long ago meant to be 'pleased' or to be 'of one mind' with someone. So when people are agreed, they share the same opinion or decision.