Definitions and Examples of agree, concur, harmonize
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To have the same opinion or belief as someone else; to come to a mutual understanding.
Example
After discussing the matter, they finally agreed on a solution that worked for everyone.
To express agreement or approval with someone else's opinion or action.
Example
I concur with your assessment of the situation and think we should proceed accordingly.
To bring things into agreement or accord; to make compatible or consistent.
Example
The team worked hard to harmonize their ideas and create a cohesive plan for the project.
Key Differences: agree vs concur vs harmonize
- 1Agree implies having the same opinion or belief as someone else, while concur means expressing agreement or approval with someone else's opinion or action.
- 2Harmonize is a more general term that refers to bringing things into agreement or accord, while agree and concur are more specific terms used in the context of opinions and beliefs.
Effective Usage of agree, concur, harmonize
- 1Negotiations: Use agree and concur to express agreement during negotiations.
- 2Collaboration: Use harmonize to describe the process of working together to create a cohesive plan or idea.
- 3Debates: Use disagreed and its antonyms to express different viewpoints during debates or discussions.
Remember this!
The antonyms of disagreed are agree, concur, and harmonize. Use agree and concur to express agreement, and harmonize to describe the process of working together to create a cohesive plan or idea. Use these words in negotiations, collaboration, and debates to effectively communicate your ideas and opinions.
