Agree
Agree verb - To have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
Hesitate
Hesitate verb - To show uncertainty about the right course of action.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Blunt "Yes": When James tells Niki that he feels responsible for the accident that left the latter's face disfigured, Niki doesn't hesitate to agree.
Source: Film / Rush (2013) -
That being said, the Hardy situation was so asinine that Sting didn't hesitate to agree with a fan that it was complete bullshit while he was still on camera.
Source: Wrestling / Sting - Even the soldiers hesitate, but the situation is hanging on a knife-edge between them leaving or starting a massacre, when The Cavalry arrives in the form of kahlirashim warrior-priests who turn out to not agree with the Payshmura priests at all.
Source: Powder Keg Crowd
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