20 Ways to Say “I Agree”

20 Ways to Say “I Agree”

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The phrase “I agree” is commonly used to express agreement with someone in a conversation. If you are tired of using this phrase, here are other ways to agree with someone’s statements.

1. Absolutely
2. Indeed
3. I concur
4. I couldn’t agree (with you) more
5. I’d go along with that
6. I feel the same way
7. I see what you mean
8. No ifs, ands, or buts
9. No question about it
10. So do I
11. That makes sense
12. You can say that again
13. You hit the nail on the head
14. You said it!
15. You took the words right out of my mouth
16. You’ve got a point
17. We are in accord
18. We are of the same mind
19. Without a doubt
20. Without question

Absolutely

Meaning: used to emphasize your agreement with someone.

‘Do you think the medicine will help me? ‘Absolutely!’

Indeed

Meaning: a polite way to agree with someone’s statement.

‘Our daughter has graduated. She’s a doctor now. I think it’s a remarkable achievement.’ ‘Indeed.’

Ways to say “I agree”

I concur

Meaning: a formal way to express agreement.

‘How do you feel about this theory on global warming?’ ‘I concur with it on many points.’

I couldn’t agree (with you) more

Meaning: used to say that you completely agree with someone.

‘I am of the opinion that both sides should give a little.’ ‘I couldn’t agree with you more.’

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I’d go along with that

Meaning: used to say that you support someone’s opinion or an idea.

‘I believe that everyone is born equal.’ ‘I’d go along with that.’

I feel the same way

Meaning: used to express agreement with someone’s opinion.

‘I’m sure that sooner or later good will triumph over evil.’ ‘I feel the same way.’

I see what you mean

Meaning: used to express understanding and agreement.

‘Between you and me, I think that the new manager is green around the gills.’ ‘I see what you mean.’

No ifs, ands, or buts

Meaning: a way to tell someone that there is no argument about something.

‘Selling drugs is an illegal business.’ ‘No ifs, ands, or buts about it.’

Ways to say “I agree”

No question about it

Meaning: used to strongly agree with someone’s statement.

‘Nobody loves having a bossy wife!’ ‘No question about it.’

So do I

Meaning: used to agree with someone’s statement.

‘I’m sure that everything happens for a reason.’ ‘So do I.’

That makes sense

Meaning: used to say that you understand and approve what someone said.

‘If we don’t leave right now, we’ll miss the train.’ ‘That makes sense.’

You can say that again

Meaning: used to express absolute agreement with something someone has just said.

‘It comes down to the fact that people today are totally dependent on their phones.’ ‘You can say that again.’

You hit the nail on the head

Meaning: used to agree completely with someone’s statement or opinion.

‘I think that Karen is wasting time with her new boyfriend.’ ‘You hit the nail on the head. She’s neglected her studies completely because of him.’

You said it!

Meaning: used to express absolute agreement with something someone has just said.

‘I think that Christmas is too commercialized nowadays.’ ‘You said it!’

Ways to say “I agree”

You took the words right out of my mouth

Meaning: used to say that you completely agree with someone.

‘I don’t feel like eating pasta. Let’s order some fish and chips.’ ‘You took the words right out of my mouth. I feel the same.’

You’ve got a point

Meaning: a way of saying that what the other person said is worth considering.

‘We’d better pay the electricity bill now before it’s too late.’ ‘You’ve got a point.’

We are in accord

Meaning: used to express strong agreement.

‘His latest novel is absolutely great.’ ‘We are in accord.’

We are of the same mind

Meaning: used to say that you share the opinion with the other person.

‘I’m sure that the patient will weather out the cold.’ ‘We are of the same mind.’

Without a doubt

Meaning: used to emphasize your agreement.

‘Novak Djokovic is the best tennis player I’ve ever known.’ ‘Without a doubt.’

Ways to say “I agree”

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