Agree
Agree verb - To have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
Sign and agree are semantically related. in be in unison topic. In some cases you can use "Sign" instead a verb "Agree".
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Wikus invokes this trope in District 9 to deal with an unusually clever prawn to get him to sign an eviction notice; that a slum isn't a suitable growing environment for his young, who will get shipped off and put in a little box for the rest of his life if he doesn't sign and agree to leave.
Source: Department of Child Disservices -
Greg and Jen agree to wait for a sign... and then get home to find a stork on their front lawn.
Source: Give Me a Sign -
A female landlady actively has a "No blacks allowed" sign, while several of the policemen actively agree with Enoch Powell's speech.
Source: Series / Inspector George Gently
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