Synonym: in agreement. Similar words: agree, greed, agree on, agree to, greedy, disagree, agree with, agreeable. Meaning: [ə'griːd] 
adj. united by being of the same opinion.
adj. united by being of the same opinion. 
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121) The rebels agreed to hold their fire .
122) Both parties agreed to independent arbitration.
123) Diplomats haven't formally agreed to Anderson's plan.
124) We agreed to divide the money equally between everyone.
125) They agreed to forge closer economic ties.
126) The tax inspector agreed the figures.
127) The students agreed to drop their action .
128) Only 10% of the teenagers agreed with this statement.
129) The two countries agreed to normalize relations .
130) The natives uniformly agreed on this important point.
131) He agreed to let me go home early.
132) Next year's budget has been agreed.
133) Several people, specifically Tom(Sentencedict), Mike and Joan have agreed.
134) He agreed to our sending Jack to Hong Kong.
135) We agreed to contact again as soon as possible.
136) We reluctantly agreed to go with her.
137) We have an agreed agenda for action.
138) He agreed to co-operate with the police investigation.
139) After much thought, we reluctantly agreed.
140) You've agreed to marry him! Are you mad?
141) 'Of course,' he agreed with a wide grin.
142) He came at the agreed hour.
143) She agreed to their conditions, albeit unwillingly.
144) Club members have provisionally agreed to the changes.
145) The two parties agreed an electoral pact.
146) They left at ten, as agreed.
147) I stupidly agreed to organize the party.
148) Experts agreed that this was a truly sensational performance.
149) I agreed, but only because I was frightened.
150) Are we all agreed on this?
More similar words: agree, greed, agree on, agree to, greedy, disagree, agree with, agreeable, agreement, disagreement, disagreeable, agree to differ, reed, freed, creed, breed, a great many, a great deal, Greek, greet, green, decreed, freedom, greece, degree, broken reed, crossbreed, greeting, greenhouse, freedom of the press.