Opposed to discord. With reference to people: agreement, harmony, reconciliation; an instance of this.

The concurrence of a number of persons in sentiment or purpose; accord. Obsolete.

gen. The action of agreeing or of coming to an understanding about something. Also: the result of this; an arrangement or mutual understanding…

The action of agreeing, or coming to an arrangement; an agreement, pact, contract. Obsolete.

The action of agreeing; agreement.

Agreement by settlement of terms; covenant, contract, treaty. Obsolete.

Private agreement, compact, covenant; often with unfavourable connotation. Obsolete.

= agreement, n. (in various senses).

The action of conclude, v.

The making of a compact or agreement; an agreement made, a compact.

figurative. Contract, mutual engagement.

Conspiracy; = conjuration, n. 1.

Formal ratification or confirmation, as by means of a seal. Used chiefly in sacramental theology.

The concluding, settling, or final arranging (of a peace, treaty, etc.). (See conclude, v. 11.)

Engagement, bargain. Obsolete.

The action of agreeing to a proposal; agreement, bargain.

Agreement, (formal) assent; approval, support. Also: an instance of this. Now historical and rare.

The action, fact, or process of agreeing; agreement.

Negotiation, dealing, treaty. rare.

spec. A coming to terms, agreement, or union.

Prompt settlement or speedy accomplishment of an affair (= quick dispatch n. at sense 5a). Also as a personal quality: Promptitude in dealing with…

Agreement, treaty, alliance, compact. Obsolete.

A formal promise, agreement, undertaking, covenant.

An agreeing upon terms, a coming to an arrangement with; agreement, union, unity. Cf. close, v. 14. Obsolete.

The entering into or signing a covenant.

The fact, state, or condition of being adjusted. In early use also: a settlement, an agreement. Also in in adjustment.