TO AGREE UPON

Definition: To reach a consensus or mutual understanding on a particular matter or issue.

Synonyms: Consensus, Settle, Concur, Approve, Accept

Usage Examples in Sentences

The countries involved need to agree upon the terms of the treaty.

After hours of negotiation, the delegates finally managed to agree upon a resolution.

The team had to agree upon a strategy before entering the crucial match.

Despite their differences, the committee members found a way to agree upon a budget.

The family members needed to agree upon the destination for their vacation.

The group of friends struggled to agree upon a movie to watch together.

After much deliberation, the scientists were able to agree upon a unified theory that explained the complex phenomenon.

The committee members struggled to agree upon a budget allocation that satisfied the diverse needs of the community.

After much deliberation, the committee was able to agree upon a suitable candidate for the position.

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It took several rounds of negotiation for the two parties to agree upon the terms of the contract.

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The board members finally managed to agree upon a budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

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After hours of discussion, the family members were able to agree upon a vacation destination.

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To agree upon the terms, they convened a meeting.

A: Good morning, B. I wanted to discuss the project timeline with you.B: Good morning, A. Sure, let's go over the timeline. What do you have in mind?A: I propose that we aim to complete the initial phase by the end of next week. Do you think that's reasonable?B: That sounds reasonable. What about the second phase? Should we plan to complete that by the end of the month?A: Yes, that aligns with our overall project goals. I'm glad we're able to agree upon these dates.B: Me too. I'll update the schedule accordingly and share it with the team.

TO AGREE UPON

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