Agree
Agree verb - To have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- This leads to a couple of cutscenes where they move you on their own as well as the bad ending, where you have to agree to sell your soul to them if you want to play the game again.
Source: Sin Invites Possession - He ends up learning several more important things before they both agree that it's time for Cole to move on.
Source: Literature / Five Kingdoms - It's not helped by the arrogant attitude of Miriam Ashley, one of the St Hilda's teachers, who doesn't agree with the way the Chalet School does things, and is desperate to move out.
Source: Literature / Chalet School
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