see eye to eye
Say it: see EYE to EYE /ˌsiː ˌaɪ tʊ ˈaɪ/ · idiom
What “see eye to eye” means
Agree completely with someone.
More precisely: To agree completely with someone.
Example: “My flatmate and I don't see eye to eye on washing up.”
When to use it
When describing agreement between people, often about opinions or choices. Everyday language, especially when saying people don't agree.
Similar words
agree, be of one mind
Quick check
You and your neighbour completely agree that the shared garden should stay wild. Which phrase describes your agreement?
see eye to eye or meet halfway?
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