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see eye to eye
USUK
to agree with someone about something
Mostly used in negative sentences: 'don't see eye to eye on/about something'.
In context
My dad and I don't always see eye to eye about money, but we respect each other.
The two founders never saw eye to eye on how fast the company should grow.
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