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View definitions for come to an understanding

come to an understanding

verb as in agree on

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But diplomats know that no progress is likely until the two sides' main backers - for the RSF, the United Arab Emirates, and for SAF, Saudi Arabia and Egypt - come to an understanding.

From BBC

“Most of the time they are not caught lying, and even if they are, they get away with it. If you come to an understanding the police are not credible and they use deceit, it makes you suspicious of everything they are saying.”

“We have to come to an understanding about what it is we’re going to call,” he said.

"If we have to work under these conditions, we need to come to an understanding so that military authorities can be clear about what our operation needs, and if that means making certain processes more flexible, then doing so," Ricaurte said.

From Reuters

The Armorer’s embrace of multiculturalism may seem abrupt, but it does lead to a nice scene between her and Bo-Katan, as they bond over their memories of the grand old forge on Mandalore and come to an understanding about what it meant when the princess saw the Mythosaur.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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