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agreeingly

  • a word derived from agree.
    agree
    verb (used without object)
    to have the same views, emotions, etc.; harmonize in opinion or feeling (often followed bywith ).

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"The Wicked Compact!" read Billy over her shoulder, and nodded agreeingly.

From Four Girls and a Compact by Annie Hamilton Donnell

Her companion wagged agreeingly; he was, at any rate.

From Patricia by Emilia [pseud.] Elliott

Custard wagged agreeingly; he was short, and not his worst enemy could accuse him of being thin.

From Patricia by Emilia [pseud.] Elliott

Custard wagged agreeingly, and sniffed inquiringly at the strip of pink leg showing through the long jagged tear in one of his small mistress's tan stockings.

From Patricia by Emilia [pseud.] Elliott

"They're robbers, all of them, at that shop," commented Beppa, agreeingly.

From The Front Yard by Constance Fenimore Woolson