Agreed
Agreed adjective - United by being of the same opinion.
Fine and agreed are semantically related in exclamation topic. In some cases you can use "Fine" instead the word "Agreed" as an adverb or a interjection.
Fine
Fine adverb - In a satisfactory way.
Agreed and fine are semantically related in exclamation topic. Sometimes you can use "Agreed" instead the word "Fine" as an adverb or a interjection.
Both words in one sentence
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At the same time, he did fine work on Taxi despite the fact that he agreed to do it only after he was convinced it would be good for his career.
Source: Doing It for the Art - Specifically, he agreed to plea to the charge of Burglary With The Intent To Kill, wherein the fine print of the law meant that if he used "a deadly weapon", Watts would not be allowed to deduct time for his sentence for good behavior.
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Loophole Abuse: Ridcully displays this in fine form as he is the agreed to neutral party to the final race between Post and Clacks.
Source: Discworld / Going Postal
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