From root: ayon
Usage Note
Kasang-ayon siya sa bawat mungkahi refers to someone who is a co-supporter or an ally in an opinion. It is used for someone who shares the same agreement as another.
Examples
" Siya ang aking kasang-ayon. "
Natural Translation
He is my ally.
Literal Translation
He the my ally.
" Marami tayong kasang-ayon. "
Natural Translation
We have many allies.
Literal Translation
Many we-have ally.
" Nang ilatag ko ang aking panukala sa pulong, natuwa akong maraming kasang-ayon ang lumitaw mula sa hindi inaasahang panig. "
Natural Translation
When I laid out my proposal at the meeting, I was glad that many allies emerged from unexpected sides.
Literal Translation
When laid-out I the my proposal at meeting, glad I-that many ally emerged from not expected side.
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