agreed

/əˈɡriːd/

reached a mutual understanding

After long negotiations, both parties agreed on the terms.

They reached a mutual understanding after discussing the terms.

formalinformal

to reach a mutual understanding or acceptance

They agreed to meet at 3 PM.

They reached an understanding to meet at 3 PM.

The committee agreed on the new policy.

The committee reached a mutual acceptance of the new policy.

Often used in formal and informal contexts to indicate consensus.

Collocations

agreed toreached an understanding toagreed onreached a mutual acceptance of

reach a mutual understanding

agree collectively

Use 'agreed' to describe mutual acceptance or understanding in both formal and informal contexts.

'Agreed' is the past tense and past participle of 'agree'.

From Middle English 'agreed', past participle of 'agree', from Old French 'agreer', from 'a-' (to) + 'greer' (to please).

Can be used as a verb in past tense or as an adjective (e.g., 'agreed terms').

agree

to reach a mutual understanding

root

-ed

past tense or past participle

suffix

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