Agree
Agree verb - To form a pleasing relationship.
Usage example: this warm climate seems to agree with you
Balance
Balance verb - To make equal in amount, degree, or status.
Agree and balance are semantically related in correspond topic. Sometimes you can use "Agree" instead a verb "Balance".
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In the Dragonlance series, the gods agree that there must always be a balance between good and evil, and therefore Takhisis MUST be released at some point in history to allow the balance to reassert itself or there could be another cataclysm like the Kingpriest of Istar brought about.
Source: Regularly Scheduled Evil - The Germans agree to a harsh peace, while the remaining human nations begin cooperating more closely to maintain the balance of power.
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Both the heroes and villains ultimately agree that there will always be a Balance Between Light and Darkness, and the two cannot exist without the other.
Source: Franchise / Kingdom Hearts
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