Agreeances

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. Expressions of consent or harmony in opinion or feeling; manifestations of accord or conformity among parties; instances where individuals or groups accept or support a proposal or idea
2. Acts or states of being in alignment or mutual understanding; demonstrations of acceptance or approval in discussions or relationships; occasions when consensus or similarity of views is reached
3. Situations involving mutual consent or concurrence; tokens of compatibility or agreement in beliefs or plans; moments when people or entities show willingness or endorsement of a notion or arrangement

Etymology: "Agreeances" is the plural of "agreeance," a noun formed from "agree" and the suffix "-ance," the same ending found in "acceptance" and "allowance." Its root, "agree," came into English through Old French "agreer," meaning to please or consent, from "a gre," "to one's liking," which traces back to Latin "gratum," pleasing.

Synonyms: agreements, consents, approvals, assents, acceptances

Antonyms: disagreements, refusals, rejections