Collocations for agree - verb

heartily, strongly, very much
I very much agree with the prime minister.

absolutely, completely, entirely, fully, wholeheartedly
I agree entirely with what you have said.

broadly, generally
It is generally agreed that more funding is needed for education.

unanimously | gravely, lamely, meekly, soberly, tartly
‘That''s true,’ she agreed gravely.

cannot | be inclined to
I''m inclined to agree there''snothing we can do.

about
We don''t always agreeabout everything.

on/upon
Arewe all agreed on this?

with
Doyou agree with me that thescheme won''t work?

I couldn''t agree more I
couldn''t agree more with what hasjust been said.

I quite agree, I''m sure you will agree
I''m sureyou''ll agree that this issue is vitallyimportant to the success of thecompany.

voluntarily | readily
Shesuggested a walk in the open airand he readily agreed. |

grudgingly, reluctantly | kindly
Edith Harlow has kindly agreed tohelp.

tacitly | provisionally

to
He agreed to our proposals.

expressly | tacitly | verbally | provisionally
It wasprovisionally agreed that 12August was to be the date.

be unable to, fail to
The two countries were unable to agree on a common strategy.

agree to differ/disagree
We must just agree to disagree onthis point.

(be) mutually agreed
working towards mutuallyagreed goals |

internationally/nationally agreed
nationally agreed guidelines