Definition Synonyms
Definition of concurrence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalagreement in opinion or decision
- Their concurrence on the project was essential.
2.
simultaneous eventsevents happening at the same time
- The concurrence of the meetings caused confusion.
3.
collaborationRare cooperation between people or groupsRare
- The concurrence of the teams led to success.
Origin of concurrence
Latin, concurrere (to run together)
Terms with concurrence included in their meaning
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opinion concurrence
have the same opinion
Examples of concurrence in a sentence
There was a concurrence among the team members. The concurrence of the festivals brought joy to the city. A rare concurrence of events led to the discovery. Their concurrence on the project goals was crucial. The concurrence between departments improved efficiency.
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- French:accord, concomitance, ...
- German:Übereinstimmung, Zusammentreffen, ...
- Italian:accordo, concomitanza, ...
- Spanish:concurrencia, coincidencia, ...
- Portuguese:acordo, simultaneidade, ...
- Chinese:同意, 同步事件, ...
- Japanese:合意, 同時進行, ...
- Arabic:تَوافُق, تَزَامُن, ...
- Hebrew:הַסְכָּמָה, חֲפִיפָה, ...
- Russian:согласие, совпадение, ...
- Ukrainian:згода, одночасність, ...
- Hindi:सहमति, समकालिकता, ...
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