to gree

Examples

• All

• They gree on the terms of the contract.

• The two clans finally gree to share the grazing land for the season.

• It was rare for the rival families to gree on anything in those days.

• I gree with your proposal.

• After much discussion, they finally gree on the terms of the contract.

• The two allies sought to gree over their shared goals to ensure peace.

• In olden times, people would often gree before embarking on a joint venture.

Synonyms

A

to agree

vsto gree

∞ 1.0

Have the same opinion or say yes

is an older, archaic way to give consent

R

to reach an agreement

vsto gree

35 3.0

Decide together after talking about the terms

refers to consenting or coming to terms without stressing mutual negotiation

A

to acquiesce

vsto gree

• Formal

20 8.4

To accept something you do not want without complaining

expresses willing consent or coming to terms but in older usage

A

to agree to the terms

vsto gree

• Formal

4 2.5

To accept the conditions of a contract or service

is a general, older consent term not limited to contracts

A

to assent

vsto gree

• Formal

4 6.6

To agree to a plan or idea, often formally

is an older, general consent term rather than a modern formal approval

Antonyms

D

to disagree

∞ 1.0

Have a different opinion from someone

R

to refuse

716 1.7

To say no to a request or offer

How Agreeing

to concur

47 6.4

to gree

• Archaic

9.9

to accept

793 1.0

to disagree

∞ 1.0

to refuse

716 1.7

Surface Forms

Etymology