Synonyms of agreeing

agreeing 1 of 2

adjective

as in consistent

Related Words

• consistent
• congruent
• compatible
• concordant
• correspondent (with or to)
• conformable (to)
• like
• similar
• consonant
• nonconflicting
• congruous
• accordant
• akin
• harmonious

Dissimilar Words

• inconsistent
• conflicting
• incompatible
• mutually exclusive
• repugnant
• incongruous
• discrepant
• discordant
• disagreeing
• inharmonious
• irreconcilable
• clashing
• opposite
• opposing
• contradictory
• contrary
• inconsonant
• antagonistic
• antithetical
• diametric
• antipodal
• antipodean

agreeing

2 of 2

verb

present participle of agree

1

as in coinciding

to have or come to the same opinion or point of view

My husband and I agree on just about every aspect of child-rearing

Synonyms & Similar Words

• coinciding
• collaborating
• acquiescing
• concurring
• cooperating
• going (by)
• seeing eye to eye
• subscribing
• accepting
• consenting (to)
• acceding (to)
• complying (with)
• affiliating
• assenting (to)
• allying
• uniting
• associating
• getting along
• getting on

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• differing
• disagreeing
• conflicting
• opposing
• resisting
• dissenting
• objecting
• protesting
• colliding
• countering
• diverging
• splitting
• quarreling
• disputing
• separating
• clashing
• falling out
• bickering
• rivaling
• dissociating

2

as in bargaining

to come to an arrangement as to a course of action

since we couldn't agree, we tossed a coin to decide the matter

Synonyms & Similar Words

• bargaining
• covenanting
• contracting
• arranging
• coming to terms
• striking a bargain
• subscribing
• coming around
• underwriting
• coming round
• settling

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• disagreeing
• differing
• dissenting
• revoking
• arguing
• objecting
• canceling
• contesting
• disputing
• reneging

3

as in admitting

to accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly

finally agreed that the paint job was sloppy and would have to be redone

Synonyms & Similar Words

• admitting
• confessing
• acknowledging
• conceding
• granting
• announcing
• allowing
• disclosing
• recognizing
• confirming
• accepting
• owning (up to)
• revealing
• telling
• saying
• declaring
• affirming
• coming clean (about)
• unloading
• talking
• proclaiming
• fessing (up)
• informing
• professing
• communicating
• publishing
• avowing
• yielding
• betraying
• warning
• exposing
• imparting
• spilling
• broadcasting
• whispering
• disburdening
• divulging
• unburdening
• tipping (off)
• breathing
• leaking
• giving away
• breaking
• squealing
• blabbing
• unveiling
• ratting
• tattling
• wising (up)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• denying
• disallowing
• disclaiming
• contradicting
• disavowing
• rejecting
• disputing
• negating
• refuting
• repudiating
• covering (up)
• rebutting
• disowning
• hiding
• concealing
• negativing
• obscuring
• kidding (oneself)
• veiling
• gainsaying

4

as in corresponding

to be in agreement on every point

the robber's story didn't agree with the cop's report on the incident

Synonyms & Similar Words

• corresponding
• coinciding
• conforming
• fitting
• answering
• according
• checking
• consisting
• going
• harmonizing
• squaring
• sorting
• rhyming
• matching
• tallying
• aligning
• falling in with
• dovetailing
• comporting
• cohering
• jibing
• paralleling
• registering
• equaling
• chording
• lining up

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• differing (from)
• disagreeing (with)
• contradicting
• disputing
• conflicting
• nullifying
• negating
• clashing
• jarring
• gainsaying

5

as in blending

to form a pleasing relationship

this warm climate seems to agree with you

Synonyms & Similar Words

• blending
• corresponding
• correlating
• matching
• coordinating
• conforming
• harmonizing
• consorting
• grooving
• meeting
• chiming
• balancing
• merging
• assorting
• chiming in
• paralleling
• fusing
• bonding
• dovetailing
• squaring
• hanging together
• coalescing
• tallying
• conjoining
• cohering

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• conflicting
• contrasting
• differing
• colliding
• contradicting
• diverging
• countering
• clashing
• offsetting
• jarring
• counteracting
• negating
• canceling (out)

6

as in assenting

to give or express one's approval (as to a proposal)

we'll have to get the author to agree to the revisions before the article can be published

Synonyms & Similar Words

• assenting
• consenting
• acquiescing
• submitting
• acceding
• subscribing
• succumbing
• coming round
• adopting
• tolerating
• standing
• embracing
• bowing
• abiding
• yielding
• espousing
• bearing (with)
• suffering
• enduring
• taking
• swallowing
• relenting
• stomaching
• knuckling under

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• dissenting
• refusing
• rejecting
• denying
• scorning
• spurning
• rebuffing
• gainsaying

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of agreeing

Verb

Moriarty says this is also a two-way street, with local investigators agreeing to share evidence with the feds. — Esme Murphy, CBS News, 13 July 2026

Following the film’s casting announcement, conservative commentator Matt Walsh criticized Lupita Nyong’o’s casting as Helen of Troy in posts on X, with Elon Musk replied to one of Walsh’s posts, agreeing. — Lexi Carson, HollywoodReporter, 11 July 2026

Joseph said Levovitz is trying to sell the property and has disengaged with the tenants’ union after previously agreeing to make repairs last month. — Dylan Lysen july 11, Kansas City Star, 11 July 2026

Platner, too, was trying to influence whom the party might select to replace him before agreeing to bow out. — Elaine Godfrey, The Atlantic, 9 July 2026

Avoid spending to self-soothe or agreeing to something as a way to keep the peace. — Valerie Mesa, PEOPLE, 9 July 2026

This week, the Times published several Letters to the Editor responding to Spiegler’s essay, which ran the gamut of agreeing and disagreeing with it. — Maximilíano Durón, ARTnews.com, 8 July 2026

After agreeing to accept the ballots, the recount board convened to read the vote. — Angela George, Sioux Falls Argus Leader, 8 July 2026

When the models start agreeing within half a point, that theoretically should be a clearer directional signal. — Ivan Illan, Forbes.com, 7 July 2026