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Agreement and Disagreement - Mutual Understanding and Consent

Here you will learn some English words related to mutual understanding and consent such as "harmony", "incline", and "oneness".

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Words Related to Agreement and Disagreement
handshake
handshake
[noun]

an act of taking a person's hand and shaking it as a greeting or after having made an agreement with them

Ex: The two leaders exchanged a handshake after signing the agreement .
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harmonious
harmonious
[Adjective]

friendly with no disagreement involved

Ex: The neighbors enjoyed a harmonious coexistence , always helping each other out .
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harmoniously
harmoniously
[Adverb]

in a manner that is helpful, peaceful, friendly, and without disagreement

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harmony
harmony
[noun]

a state of compatibility or coordinated action among people, ideas, or groups

Ex: He maintains harmony in group discussions .
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hear, hear!
hear, hear!
[interjection]

used to show one's complete agreement with something, particularly in a speech

Ex: Hear, hear!The speaker's call for unity and cooperation resonates with us all.
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to honor
to honor
[Verb]

to do what one promised or agreed to do

Ex: The couple honored their marriage vows by supporting each other through sickness and health , for richer or poorer .
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honor system

an agreement that is completely based on the honesty of the parties involved

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to humor
to humor
[Verb]

to do the things that a person wants, no matter how unreasonable they are, in order to keep them satisfied

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in accord with

in agreement with

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to incline

to bend one's head downward, particularly as an act of agreement, greeting, etc.

Ex: In the traditional custom of the culture , he inclined his head as a gesture of politeness .
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incontestable
incontestable
[Adjective]

true and therefore impossible to be denied or disagreed with

Ex: The impact of her groundbreaking research was incontestable in the academic community .
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incontestably

‌in a manner that leaves no room for disagreement or denial

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incontrovertible
incontrovertible
[Adjective]

true in a way that leaves no room for denial or disagreement

Ex: The scientist presented incontrovertible data that confirmed the experiment 's results .
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incontrovertibly

in a manner that leaves no room for denial or disagreement

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indisputable
indisputable
[Adjective]

fully established or proven beyond any doubt

Ex: The judge ruled based on the indisputable evidence provided by the witness testimony .
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indisputably
indisputably
[Adverb]

in a way that makes any disagreement or denial impossible or unlikely

Ex: The athlete 's talent was indisputably evident in every competition .
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in favor
in favor
[preposition]

used to show support for or agreement with someone or something

Ex: The public opinion polls indicate a growing number of people in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage.
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in tune
in tune
[phrase]

in agreement or harmony with someone or something, often in attitude, opinion, or mood

Ex: The policies are in tune with the organization's goals.
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(it|that) is a deal
it is a deal
[sentence]

said to let someone know that one agrees with something, particularly with someone's terms

Ex: You've got a deal!
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to [lend] {one's} name to {sth}

to publicly support something

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to like
to like
[Verb]

to show support for or interest in a post shared on social media, a blog, etc. by tapping a specific button

Ex: Within minutes of posting , her tweet had already been liked by several people .
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like
like
[noun]

something by which a person can show their interest in or approval of a post shared on social media, a blog, etc. by tapping a specific button

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to make up

to become friends with someone once more after ending a quarrel with them

Ex: The friends made up after their misunderstanding and apologized to each other .
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to [make] peace

to stop fighting with someone and become friendly with them

Ex: The siblings had a heated argument, but they eventually made peace and apologized to each other.
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maybe
maybe
[Adverb]

used as a response to a question when one does not have a definite answer or does not want to agree or disagree

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to [meet] {sb} halfway

to come to an agreement with someone by granting some of their requests while they grant some of one's requests

Ex: In order to resolve the conflict, both sides need to be willing to meet each other halfway and find common ground.
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to mend
to mend
[Verb]

to resolve a dispute or problem

Ex: The therapist helped the family mend their communication breakdowns and rebuild trust after years of estrangement .
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to [mend] {one's} fences

to repair or restore one's relationships, especially after a period of tension or conflict

Ex: The two neighbors mend fences by discussing their concerns and finding common ground.
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middle ground

a specific set of opinions, ideas, etc. on which conflicting parties agree; a position that is intermediate

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modus vivendi

an agreement between oppositions to stop arguing for a specific time or indefinitely

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to nod
to nod
[Verb]

to move one's head up and down as a sign of agreement, understanding, or greeting

Ex: The teacher nodded approvingly at the student 's answer .
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no kidding
no kidding
[interjection]

used to highlight the sincerity or truthfulness of a statement

Ex: I was stuck in the rain without an umbrella , and , no kidding , a stranger offered to share theirs .
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noncontroversial
noncontroversial
[Adjective]

not causing or unlikely to cause disagreement

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nor
nor
[Adverb]

used to add another negative statement related to the previous one

Ex: We can't afford a vacation this year, nor can we take time off work.
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of course
of course
[interjection]

used to give permission or express agreement

Ex: Of course, you have my permission to use the equipment .
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OK
OK
[interjection]

a word that means we agree or something is fine

Ex: Ok, you can go out with your friends tonight.
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oneness
oneness
[noun]

the state of feeling a unity with someone or something

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on {one's} side

agreeing with someone or supporting them in an argument, plan, etc.

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on the same page

in complete agreement with someone

Ex: The project team had a productive meeting and ensured everyone was on the same page regarding the project timeline and objectives.
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out of tune
out of tune
[phrase]

not in agreement with someone or something

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