intransitive. Of two or more things: to be in accord, harmony, or agreement with each other; frequently with adverb or adverbial phrase as well, tog…

intransitive. Of persons: To come to agreement, agree with; to agree, assent to; = accord, v. 2 3.

to be condescended: to be agreed. Obsolete.

to be consented: to be agreed; to be an accessary or consenting party (to something). Obsolete.

intransitive. To agree together, or with another, in opinion or statement; to be of the same mind. Obsolete or archaic. (The statement agreed upon…

intransitive. To have or come to an understanding; to agree together; to be in accord.

intransitive. To agree, unite; to come to terms. rare.

intransitive. figurative and in figurative contexts. To work in pursuit of a common goal; to cooperate; to pull together. Also: to agree, to get…

Phrases. to be of (also in) one (or a) mind and variants: to agree in judgement, purpose, or opinion; to be unanimous. with one mind: unanimously…

To be in agreement as to particular points. intransitive. Of two or more parties: to share the same opinion about something; to concur about, as to…

To be in harmony in opinion, way of life, etc.; to be of the same mind; to be friends; also of things, to be in accord or harmonious.

A line for binding or attaching anything; normally one composed of twisted threads of spun vegetable… Figurative phrases. †to draw by one string…

To concur or agree in spirit, sentiment, sense, tenor, testimony, assertion, etc. Obsolete.

intransitive. To agree or be in accord with. Obsolete.

intransitive. To come to a decision, make an arrangement or agreement, resolve, determine. To close with (an opinion). Obsolete.

intransitive. To concur, agree.

intransitive. To set one's seal, subscribe, agree to anything. Obsolete.

intransitive. To agree together. Obsolete or dialect.

intransitive. With in, upon. To agree, unite. Obsolete.

Phrases. to be of (rarely †in) mind and variants (with clause or modifying adjective): to hold the specified opinion. to be of (another's) mind…

to go all the way (also the whole way) with: to agree completely with (frequently in negative contexts).

to sing the same song (also tune) and variants: (of a number of people) to express the same view, to say the same thing; (also, esp. in to sing from…