Agree with
Agree with verb - To give satisfaction to.
Side with and agree with are semantically related In some cases you can use "Side with" instead a verb "Agree with".
Side with
Agree with and side with are semantically related in defend topic. Sometimes you can use "Agree with" instead a verb "Side with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- champion and agree with
- champion and side with
- advocate and agree with
- advocate and side with
- approve and agree with
- approve and side with
- countenance and agree with
- countenance and side with
- uphold and agree with
- uphold and side with
- promote and agree with
- promote and side with
- comply with and agree with
- comply with and side with
Both terms in one sentence
- In the prequels, many fans and writers agree with the Separatists and side with them over the Republic.
- Neither agree with him, but Kryten's programming forces him to side with the living human over the Virtual Ghost, and the Cat refuses to support Rimmer because of his miserable fashion sense.
Source: Dumbass Has a Point - The CAS has a system similar to non-lethal KlingonPromotions: If you don't agree with the "advise" of a superior you can challenge him with your own ideas, if your peers side with you get promoted to your superior's position while he gets demoted.
Source: Promoted to Scapegoat
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