Part of Speech

Verb

Pronunciation

/əˈɡriː/

Definitions

• To have the same opinion or understanding as someone else.
• To consent to a suggestion or proposal.
• To match or correspond in characteristics or qualities.

Usage Examples

• "I agree with your decision to start the project early."
• "They agreed to meet at noon."

Etymology

From Old French "agreer," meaning to please or satisfy, derived from Latin "ad" (to) and "gratus" (pleasing).

Synonyms

• Concur
• Consent
• Assent

Antonyms

• Disagree
• Oppose

Translations

Regional Pronunciation Variations

• American English: /əˈɡriː/
• British English: /əˈɡriː/

Historical Usage

The word "agree" has been used for centuries in diplomatic and interpersonal contexts to signify concurrence or acceptance.

Cultural Nuances

The act of agreeing is culturally significant, reflecting cooperation and mutual understanding across various societies.

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