adj
Very common
agreed
uh-GREED
Agreed (adj) means Settled or decided by mutual consent. Example: “Both sides signed the agreed terms at the end of the meeting.”
adj
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Settled or decided by mutual consent.
"Both sides signed the agreed terms at the end of the meeting."
"The agreed price was lower than the seller first asked for."
"We have an agreed schedule for the project."
intj
1
Used to say you accept or share someone else's view.
""This film is far too long." "Agreed," said Tom, glancing at his watch."
""We should leave earlier next time." "Agreed.""
""Let us split the bill evenly." "Agreed!" said everyone at the table."
How to use agreed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomething both sides have accepted, or a quick way of saying "I agree."
Common pairings
agreed price
agreed terms
mutually agreed
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What does “agreed” mean?
The word “agreed” means settled or decided by mutual consent. In plain terms, something both sides have accepted, or a quick way of saying "I agree.".
How do you pronounce “agreed”?
“Agreed” is pronounced uh-GREED (/əˈɡɹid/ in IPA).
How do you use “agreed” in a sentence?
Here is “agreed” used in a sentence: “We have an agreed schedule for the project.”
What part of speech is “agreed”?
Depending on how it is used, “agreed” can be an adjective and an intj.
Is “agreed” a common word?
“Agreed” is a very common word in modern English.
How many meanings does “agreed” have?
“Agreed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: settled or decided by mutual consent.
What is the difference between 'agreed' and 'agreeable'?
'Agreed' describes something settled by mutual consent, like an agreed price or agreed date. 'Agreeable' describes something pleasant, or a person willing to go along with a plan. So a meeting time can be both agreed, meaning fixed by consent, and agreeable, meaning convenient and acceptable to everyone involved.
What is an example of 'agreed'?
The word usually appears before a noun to show something was settled beforehand: an agreed price, the agreed terms, an agreed deadline, or meeting at an agreed time. In each case, both sides consented to the arrangement in advance rather than one party imposing it on the other.
Is 'agreed' formal or informal?
It leans formal and is very common in contracts, business, and legal writing, where phrases like 'the agreed sum' or 'agreed terms' carry weight. On its own, 'Agreed!' also works informally as a quick way to signal that you accept a suggestion or share someone's opinion.
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