I agree
Okay and I agree are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Okay" instead a interjection phrase "I agree".
Okay
Both terms in one sentence
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Mycroft and John are discussing Irene being in witness protection when this happens:(John comments to the effect that Sherlock will be okay with never seeing Irene again, as she's in witness protection)Mycroft: I agree.
Source: Series / Sherlock
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