Meanings
- uncountableThe sharing of a view or opinion; agreement.
Yes, Your Grace. I am in agreeance with you on this.
2019, C. Tarradell, Sins of Greed: A Tale of Two Fools, Book One, Italy, →ISBN, →ISBN2 more examples
And the diversity of our fasting setteth forth the more the agreeance of our faith.
1840, Henry Geast DUGDALE, Edmund Guest, The Life and Character of Edmund Geste, the Principal Compiler of the Liturgy of the Church of England, London, →OCLC, page 164Instead of disagreeing with them or getting their back up and potentially causing an argument, you get them in agreeance with you and the conversation ends in favor.
2021, Ryan James, Negotiation: 2 Manuscripts - Persuasion: The Complete Step by Step Guide, Manipulation: The Complete Step by Step Guide, SD Publishing LLC
Synonyms & antonyms
Origin
- Old Frenchagréance
- Englishagreeance
From Old French agréance, from agréer (“to agree”); as if agree + -ance.
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