Collocation
I completely agree.
To express full and unequivocal agreement with someone or something.
Definition
'I completely agree.' is a common English collocation. To express full and unequivocal agreement with someone or something.
adverb + agree
“I completely agree with your assessment of the situation.”
Examples
- I completely agree that the new policy will benefit everyone.
- When she explained her perspective, I completely agree with her reasoning.
- After reviewing all the data, I completely agree that the new strategy is the best course of action.
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- His analysis was so thorough, I completely agree with every point he made.
- Despite my initial reservations, I now completely agree that investing in renewable energy is crucial for the future.
- Yes, I completely agree; that sounds like an excellent idea for the project.
- You've presented such compelling evidence, I completely agree with your conclusion.
- To foster a collaborative environment, it's important that all team members feel their input is valued, and on that point, I completely agree.
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More adverb + verbs
- fully understand to understand something completely, with no confusion or missing details
- strongly agree to agree very firmly or completely with an opinion, plan, or statement
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