unwillingly agree

/ʌnˈwɪlɪŋli əˈɡriː/

verb phrase

  1. To accept or say that something is true even though you do not want to.

    B1

    usually followed by to, with, or a clauseneutral

    • "She unwillingly agreed to help him."A2
    • "After a long discussion, the committee unwillingly agreed that the plan was necessary."B2
    • "They unwillingly agreed to the new policy changes."C1

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