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Meanings of agreed upon in English
Constituted or contracted by stipulation or agreement.
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Usage of agreed upon in English
1
The amount individuals will receive has yet to be agreed upon however.
2
Space war had brought a return to such mutually agreed upon engagements.
3
The proposal has not yet been agreed upon, according to the sources.
4
Thereupon they agreed upon the days and the hours in the evening.
5
The communication was completed and the details of the plan agreed upon.
6
Importantly, the conditions that have been agreed upon have been substantially extended.
7
The three blue rockets had been the signal agreed upon in advance.
8
Pizarro waved a white scarf in the air, the signal agreed upon.
9
There is no such person; but that is the signal agreed upon.
10
Other members agreed upon the necessity of improving the grade of cattle.
11
So the second session closes with the verdict of guilty agreed upon.
12
Most of this year's pledges were agreed upon before the meeting started.
13
With great caution the two boys advanced to the point agreed upon.
14
The PERCH investigators agreed upon standard interpretations of the symptoms and signs.
15
The captain used all haste, and left for the port agreed upon.
16
Ignored, even, the plan which he and Kevin Usher had agreed upon.
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