Agreement | Mean of agreement in English Dictionary

/əˈgriːmənt/

• Noun
• the act of agreeing
1. Any changes to the plan require the agreement of everyone involved.
2. We were surprised by his agreement to participate. [=we were surprised that he agreed to participate]
3. She nodded her head in agreement. [=to show that she agreed]
• a situation in which people share the same opinion
1. There is wide/widespread/universal agreement on this issue.
2. Everyone seems to be in agreement [=seems to agree] about/on the need for reform, but there is much disagreement about how to achieve it.
3. They have been unable to reach agreement about how to achieve reform.
• an arrangement, contract, etc., by which people agree about what is to be done
1. I thought we had an agreement.
2. a formal/contractual agreement
3. Their agreement expires next year.
4. He has to return the property under the terms of an agreement he has with the original owner.
5. a peace agreement
6. a trade agreement
7. They have come to an agreement. = They have reached an agreement.

• a written record of such an agreement
1. He signed an agreement to buy the property.
• the fact or state of being alike in gender, number, case, or person
1. The subject and the verb need to be in agreement (with each other).