IPA: /əˈɡrid/
KK: /əˈɡrid/
When something is accepted by everyone involved after discussion or negotiation, it is described as being in agreement. It means that all parties share the same opinion or decision.
After much discussion, they finally reached an agreed solution to the problem.
This word is used to show that someone agrees with what has been said or proposed.
"I think we should go with the first option." "Agreed!"
To have accepted or come to a shared understanding about something in the past.
They agreed to meet at the café later.
Past: agreed
Past Participle: agreed
Agreed is the past participle of 'agree', which comes from the Old French 'agreer' (meaning to please or to be acceptable) and the Latin 'adgratus' (meaning pleasing or agreeable). The word 'agreed' signifies that something has been accepted or found pleasing by all parties involved.
Think of 'agreeing' as everyone finding something 'pleasing' or 'acceptable' — that's why 'agreed' means that everyone is on the same page.