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agreeance

American  
[uh-gree-uhns] / əˈgri əns /

noun

Now Rare.
  1. the act or state of agreeing; agreement.


Etymology

Origin of agreeance

First recorded in 1540–50; agree + -ance

Example Sentences

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"We can do what's best for our kids' education, and then you add in the curriculum that we're not even in agreeance with and this is an obvious alternative."

From Fox News Aug. 11, 2021

As in the film, Stallworth eagerly accepts the assignment and at times felt himself swept up in Ture’s speech, muttering in agreeance with him.

From Slate Aug. 10, 2018

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