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Agreement and Disagreement - Mutual Agreement

Here you will learn some English words related to mutual agreement such as "commit", "echo", and "go along".

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Words Related to Agreement and Disagreement
to cement
to cement
[Verb]

to make something such as an agreement, relationship, etc. stronger

Ex: The endorsement from the influential figure helped to cement his reputation in the industry .
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check
check
[interjection]

used to express agreement or to say that something has been dealt with

Ex: Check, the room is all tidy now.
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to [come] to terms with {sb}

to reach a mutual understanding, agreement, or resolution with someone

Ex: The warring factions in the conflict struggled to come to terms with each other to achieve lasting peace.
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to commit
to commit
[Verb]

to be dedicated to a person, cause, policy, etc.

Ex: They committed their resources to environmental protection .
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commitment

the state of being dedicated to someone or something

Ex: Volunteering at the shelter every weekend showed her deep commitment to helping those in need .
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compact
compact
[noun]

an official agreement between people, countries, etc.

Ex: They negotiated a compact to ensure fair representation in decision-making processes .
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to conclude

to formally reach an agreement on something

Ex: After much discussion , they concluded the treaty , ensuring mutual cooperation .
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concord
concord
[noun]

agreement and peace between people or a group of countries

Ex: Historical documents reveal how the treaty sought to maintain concord among European countries .
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concordant
concordant
[Adjective]

following an agreement

Ex: The terms of the contract were concordant with the initial negotiations .
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concordat
concordat
[noun]

a formal agreement, particularly one between a certain country and the Roman Catholic Church

Ex: The concordat between the nation and the Catholic Church was finalized after lengthy discussions .
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to concur
to concur
[Verb]

to express agreement with a particular opinion, statement, action, etc.

Ex: As the negotiations progressed , the two parties found common ground and began to concur on key terms for the partnership .
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concurrence

the state of being in agreement

Ex: The conference 's success was due to the participants ' concurrence on key issues .
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condition
condition
[noun]

a rule or term that must be met to reach an agreement or make something possible

Ex: The event organizer agreed to the venue's rental on the condition that they follow all safety protocols.
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to confirm

to make something such as an arrangement, position, etc. more definite

Ex: He called to confirm the reservation for dinner .
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consensual
consensual
[Adjective]

agreed to by the people involved

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consensus
consensus
[noun]

an agreement reached by all members of a group

Ex: Building consensus among family members was challenging , but they finally agreed on a vacation destination .
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to consent

to give someone permission to do something or to agree to do it

Ex: The board unanimously consented to the proposed changes in the policy .
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consent
consent
[noun]

permission or approval given for something to happen or be done

Ex: She gave her consent for the use of her image in the promotional materials .
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contract
contract
[noun]

an official agreement between two or more sides that states what each of them has to do

Ex: The contract with the client includes deadlines for completing the project milestones .
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to contract

to enter or make an official arrangement with someone

Ex: She contracted with a freelance writer to help her with content creation for her website .
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contractual
contractual
[Adjective]

related to agreements or arrangements that are legally binding between parties

Ex: Contractual negotiations aim to reach mutually acceptable terms for all parties involved .
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contractually

in a way that is stated or agreed in a contract

Ex: The tenant is responsible contractually for maintaining the property in good condition .
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convention

a formal agreement between countries

Ex: In scientific research , the convention is to publish findings in peer-reviewed journals .
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cool
cool
[Adjective]

expressing approval or permission

Ex: I 'm fine with whatever you decide ; it 's all cool.
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to countenance

to agree and not oppose to something that one generally finds unacceptable or unpleasant

Ex: It's important not to countenance behavior that goes against your principles or values, even if it's coming from a close friend.
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covenant
covenant
[noun]

a promise or a formal agreement, particularly one that involves regularly paying a sum of money to someone or an organization

Ex: He felt bound by the covenant he made to uphold the values of the organization .
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to covenant

to legally agree or to promise to do or give something to someone, particularly to make regular payments to a person or organization

Ex: The developer covenanted to maintain the public park adjacent to the new housing project .
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deal
deal
[noun]

an agreement between two or more parties, typically involving the exchange of goods, services, or property

Ex: She reviewed the terms of the deal carefully before signing the contract .
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to echo
to echo
[Verb]

to repeat opinions or statements of another person, particularly to show support or agreement

Ex: At the meeting , several board members echoed the CEO 's vision for the future of the company , showing their support .
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echo
echo
[noun]

a repeated utterance of what someone has just said

Ex: The student echoed the instructions carefully.
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exactly
exactly
[Adverb]

used to indicate that something is completely accurate or correct

Ex: The instructions were followed exactly, resulting in a flawless assembly of the furniture .
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to fall in with

to agree to something, such as an idea, suggestion, etc.

Ex: The committee members were able to fall in with a compromise after a lengthy discussion .
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fine print

the small, detailed part of a contract or agreement that contains important conditions or rules

Ex: The lawyer explained the fine print to the client .
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fist bump
fist bump
[noun]

a way of greeting, celebrating, or showing agreement by slightly hitting someone's fist with one's own

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to fist-bump

to slightly hit someone's fist with one's own as an act of celebration, greeting, or agreement

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flat
flat
[Adjective]

complete or definite

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gentleman's agreement

an agreement that is based on the mutual trust of the parties, which is of no legal value

Ex: The diplomats reached a gentleman's agreement on the disputed border, based on trust and mutual understanding, rather than a legally binding treaty.
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to [give] {sb/sth} the nod

to approve someone or something

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to go along

to express agreement or to show cooperation

Ex: To maintain harmony in the family, they often chose to go along with their parents' decisions.
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to go with

to accept an offer, plan, etc.

Ex: Let's go with the first option; it seems the most practical.
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to [go|swim] with the tide

to act or think in the same way as the majority of people in a society

Ex: They are currently going with the tide and adapting their business model to digital transformation.
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great minds think alike

used to suggest that intelligent or creative individuals often come up with similar ideas or solutions, especially when faced with a particular problem or challenge

Ex: We both thought about the same idea for the projectgreat minds think alike, I guess.
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