Peacefulness; amity, concord. Cf. sib, n.1 2.

Agreement, concord, peace. Usually coupled with saught(ness) or sib. (Cf. some, adj.2)

Concord, unity.

Opposed to discord. With reference to people: agreement, harmony, reconciliation; an instance of this.

Oneness or unity of spirit, mind, or feeling; agreement, accord, concord. Obsolete.

The quality or condition of being of one mind, feeling, opinion, purpose, or action; concord or harmony between several people, groups…

Agreement between persons; concurrence in feeling and opinion; harmony, accord.

Agreement or accord between people; harmonious relations; an instance of this. Also in early use: a formal agreement. Now rare.

General agreement or concord between different people, nations, institutions, etc.; absence of dissension, discord, or difference in opinion or…

An agreement or accord; unity, or a union, of mind or feeling; reconciliation (cf. atonement, n. 1 2). Now rare.

Agreement, consent, accord.

= agreement, n. (in various senses).

The fact or condition of agreeing; harmony of opinion, feeling, or purpose; unanimous concurrence on an opinion, proposal, etc.; absence of…

The condition of being at one with others; unity of feeling, harmony, concord, agreement.

Unity of mind, feeling, or purpose; solidarity, agreement, concord; harmony, unison.

= onehead, n. 3.

Agreement of feeling or sentiment; peaceableness, concord. (Sometimes as figurative from 4.)

The action of agreeing; agreement.

figurative. Exact or perfect agreement, concord, or harmony; harmonious combination or union.

Mutual agreement; conciliation; accommodation. Cf. accommodation, n. 3. rare.

Scottish. Agreement, good-will, good-fellowship; an expression of good will.

A state of agreement or consensus; unanimity.

With plural agreement, as a mass noun, or (less frequently) as a singular count noun. In extended use.

the state of being at one (with), harmonious relationship.