Plural of agrement: official approval or consent, particularly diplomatic acceptance of a foreign representative; also ornamental flourishes in music or decorative arts.
From French 'agrement' meaning approval or agreement, from Latin 'ad' (to) and 'gratus' (pleasing). In diplomacy, it's a formal recognition; in arts, it means pleasant decorative embellishments.
Governments must seek 'agrements' before appointing diplomats—it's basically international permission slips, because countries have the right to refuse someone as ambassador if they find them unacceptable.
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