Concord :
concordia
concordia, vide ordinem, successionem, sequentia, Syntax, ut prosa, unitatis, unio, coniunctio, concursus, amicitiam,, pactum, cordam
concordiam,concordat
concordiam,concordat
Noun(1) capital of the state of New Hampshire; located in south central New Hampshire on the Merrimack river(2) a harmonious state of things in general and of their properties (as of colors and sounds(3) the determination of grammatical inflection on the basis of word relations(4) town in eastern Massachusetts near Boston where the first battle of the American Revolution was fought(5) agreement of opinions(6) the first battle of the American Revolution (April 19, 1775
Verb(1) go together(2) arrange by concord or agreement(3) arrange the words of a text so as to create a concordance(4) be in accord; be in agreement
(1) United your resolve, united your hearts, may your spirits be at one, that you may long together dwell in unity and concord !(2) In keeping with most instances of political ceremony and ritual, the new themes of universality, harmony, and concord were as much designed to conceal and mask political tension as they were genuine reflections of the papal vision.(3) Verbal affixes can further be divided into two subgroups: those that are part of verb concord , and those that are not.(4) It will be a government that will work by cohesion, concord and peace.(5) The decision was motivated by the lack of cohesion and concord between the MPs of NMSII and the regional governors, State Administration Minister Dimitar Kalchev said.(6) Scientific temper is his watchword, education his mission, communal concord his theme and tolerance his telling weapon.(7) ÔÇÿThe purpose of religion as revealed from the heaven of God's holy Will is to establish unity and concord amongst the peoples of the world,ÔÇÖ Madison said.(8) The concord was proposed by the academics who form the so-called ÔÇÿtrack twoÔÇÖ of the ARF process, and also by Russia in the mid-1990s.(9) Those were not moments of great concord , so I don't know how to answer for those decisions.(10) Du Roullet and Gluck go further: the divinity arbitrarily revokes her wrath, to preserve the alliances and the concord among the Greeks.(11) The concord represents a paradigm shift, and will accelerate regional integration and identity-building.(12) This article examines the historical evolution of subject - verb concord in New Zealand English.(13) He was now hoping for a rapprochement with Shia Iraqis, a concord that I think is unlikely.(14) It was a point of grammatical concord which was at the bottom of the Civil War - ÔÇÿUnited States are,ÔÇÖ said one, ÔÇÿUnited States is,ÔÇÖ said another.(15) Agreeing or disagreeing with particular policies is for private discussion, and perhaps public demonstration, but should not pollute the rituals of concord .(16) And thus toleration produced not only mutual indulgence, but even religious concord .
Related Phrases of concord(1) concord ::
concordia
Synonyms
Noun
1. agreement ::
pactum
2. harmony ::
concordia
Verb
3. concur ::
concursus
4. accord ::
eademque sententia
Noun
1. agreement ::
pactum
2. harmony ::
concordia
Verb
3. concur ::
concursus
4. accord ::
eademque sententia
Antonyms
1. conflict ::
conflictus
2. discord ::
discordiae
3. variance ::
discordes sensit,
1. conflict ::
conflictus
2. discord ::
discordiae
3. variance ::
discordes sensit,
Different Formsconcord, concords
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