agreeance

[ uh-gree-uhns ]

noun

, Now Rare.

1. the act or state of agreeing; agreement.

Word History and Origins

Origin of agreeance¹

First recorded in 1540–50; agree + -ance

Example Sentences

"If the panel was not in agreeance with Tim's position going forward and it was going to come down to a vote, then I would step aside and leave that to Tony and Justin to work through," Bailey told the Cricket Etc podcast.

From BBC

In fact, Rosengart is in such agreeance that he proposes the decade-long plus agreement to control Spears’ life and financials come to an end this fall and without the need for the "Toxic" singer to have to undergo mental health or medical evaluations because in his client’s estimation, she doesn’t need one and has been fighting against any opinion in the contrary.

From Fox News

"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

In images obtained by the Daily Mail, Bateman could be seen at a "Recall Gavin 2020" campaign trailer on Saturday signing a petition in agreeance with the movement to remove the politician from office.

From Fox News

Crosby seemed to sarcastically be in agreeance as he replied, “Better” before clarifying his stance in subsequent tweets a day later, including one tweet that suggested Van Halen “changed the world of guitar.”

From Fox News