Phrase/Idiom | gentleman’s agreement |
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Definition | When an agreement is neither written nor signed, because the two parties trust each other completely, it is called a gentleman’s agreement. |
Example | There’s no need to sign this. I propose to have a gentleman’s agreement. |
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