Agree

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 5
a-grē′, v.i. to be of one mind: to concur: to a ent to: to be consistent, to harmonise: to determine, to settle: to resemble, to suit: ( gram. ) to be in concord with—taking the same gender, number, case, or person: to do well with climate, . (followed by with before the person or thing agreeing: by upon , on , for , to , in before the condition of the agreement):— pa.p. agreed′. — adj. Agree′able , suitable: pleasant: favourable to, consenting to.— n. Agree′ablene , suitablene : conformity: quality of pleasing—also Agreeabil′ity .— adv. Agree′ably .— n. Agree′ment , concord: conformity: harmony: a bargain or contract. [O. Fr. agréer , to accept kindly—L. ad , to, and grat us , pleasing.]
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