Definition
Definition of concording - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
agreementRare in agreement or harmonyRare
- Their views were concording on the matter.
2.
harmonyRare having a pleasing combination of elementsRare
- The colors in the painting were concording beautifully.
Origin of concording
Latin, concordare (to agree)
Examples of concording in a sentence
The two reports were concording in their conclusions. The voices in the choir were concording. Their ideas were concording in the discussion.
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- French:concordant, harmonieux, ...
- German:übereinstimmend, harmonisch, ...
- Italian:concorde, armonioso, ...
- Spanish:de acuerdo, armonioso, ...
- Portuguese:concordantes, harmoniosos, ...
- Chinese:一致, 和谐, ...
- Japanese:一致している, 調和している, ...
- Arabic:مُتَّفِق, مُتَناغِم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסכָּם, מְתוּאָם, ...
- Russian:согласный, гармонирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:згодний, гармонійний, ...
- Hindi:सहमत, संगत, ...
Definition of concord - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
harmonystate of agreement or harmony between people or groups
- The nations lived in concord for decades.
2.
politicsformal agreement or treaty between nations
- The concord ended years of conflict.
3.
linguisticsTECH. agreement of words in gender number or caseTECH.
- In French, concord is crucial for correct sentences.
4.
fruitsRare US type of sweet dark blue grapeRare US
- She enjoyed a glass of Concord grape juice.
Verb
1.
agreementintr. Dated agree or act together harmoniouslyintr. Dated
- The team members concord to achieve their goals.
2.
arrangementtr. Dated bring parties into agreement by settling terms togethertr. Dated
- They concorded the terms of the contract.
Images of concord
type of sweet dark blue grape
Expressions with concord
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fully agreeing or harmonious with no conflict
The team was in complete concord about the plan.
Origin of concord
Latin, concordia (harmony)
Examples of concord in a sentence
Their concord was evident in the peaceful negotiations. A concord was signed to promote peace. The nations reached a concord on trade policies. Concord ensures that adjectives match nouns in gender. Without concord, the sentence structure falls apart. The Concord grapes were ripe and ready for harvest.
He bought a bunch of Concord grapes from the market. The musicians concord to create a beautiful symphony. The nations concord to establish a lasting peace. The two parties concorded on the new policy. They concorded their schedules for the meeting.
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- French:harmonie, s'accorder, ...
- German:Eintracht, übereinstimmen, ...
- Italian:concordia, essere d'accordo, ...
- Spanish:concordia, acordar, ...
- Portuguese:concórdia, concordar, ...
- Chinese:和谐, 达成一致, ...
- Japanese:調和, 調和する, ...
- Arabic:وِفاق, اِنْسَجَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:הַסְכָּמָה, לְהַסְכִּים, ...
- Russian:согласие, соглашаться, ...
- Ukrainian:злагода, погоджуватися, ...
- Hindi:सहमति, सहमति देना, ...
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