agreeing (Meaning)

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agreeing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Agree

No weak syonyms found.

Despite their differences, the team members were surprisingly good at agreeing on important decisions.
The group spent hours discussing the issue but had a hard time agreeing on a resolution.
We had a productive meeting, with everyone easily agreeing on the new project's objectives.
The two parties have a history of disagreeing, but today they are finally agreeing on a common goal.
The committee members are currently in the process of agreeing on the final draft of the proposal.
When it comes to matters of principle, they have a tough time agreeing with each other.
The team has been consistently agreeing on the best strategies to meet their targets.
Despite the heated debate, the participants ended up agreeing on a compromise that satisfied both sides.
After extensive negotiations, the nations involved are finally agreeing on a trade deal.
We are all agreeing that effective communication is crucial for the success of any project.

of Agree

concordant, congruent, conformable (to), like, correspondent (with or to), compatible, consonant,consistent, similar, accordant

mutually exclusive, inharmonious, incompatible, inconsistent, incompatible, repugnant, discordant, discrepant, mutually exclusive, incongruous

Despite their differences, the team members were surprisingly good at agreeing on important decisions.

The group spent hours discussing the issue but had a hard time agreeing on a resolution.

We had a productive meeting, with everyone easily agreeing on the new project's objectives.

The two parties have a history of disagreeing, but today they are finally agreeing on a common goal.