pact
An agreement between countries to support each other in case of an attack.
An agreement focused on ensuring mutual safety and security.
A treaty between two or more states/countries agreeing to avoid war or armed conflict.
An agreement designed to establish or maintain peace.
An agreement between two or more people to die by suicide together.
An agreement aimed at ensuring economic or political stability.
A pact involving two groups or countries.
A pact agreed upon by two or more parties for their shared benefit.
A formal agreement between countries concerning their commercial relationships.
An agreement between countries to reduce or eliminate tariffs and other trade barriers.
An agreement between government, employers, and unions on social and economic policies.
An agreement between political parties to not compete against each other in certain constituencies.
An agreement with an evil person for personal gain; usually 'a deal with the devil' in AmE.
Specifies one of the other parties involved in the pact.
Specifies the parties involved in the pact.
Indicates being part of or bound by a pact.
Refers to the conditions or obligations defined by a pact.
To agree to a pact with someone.
To formally agree to a pact by signing a document.
To create or establish a pact.
To begin to be involved in a formal agreement.
To discuss the terms of a pact in order to reach an agreement.
To formally finalize and agree to a pact.
To fail to follow the terms of a pact.
To be in an agreement or understanding with someone.