Concur :
concursus
concursus, conveniunt, eademque sententia, consensu, consedisset, inter se congruere, propinquos meos
concurrunt,concurrit,
concurrunt,concurrit,
Verb(1) be in accord; be in agreement(2) happen simultaneously
(1) we strongly concur with this recommendation(2) in tests, cytogenetic determination has been found to concur with enzymatic determination(3) Both actus reus and mens rea must concur at the same time!(4) Most also concur that these objectives clashed with Western ideals, economic objectives, and security requirements.(5) Senior Judge Williams concurred with most of the opinion.(6) However, in the leading speech, concurred in by the whole House, Lord Mackay of Clashfern returned to the subject, at p 955F.(7) Although only Lord Scott dissented as to result, Lord Rodger, who concurred in holding that the Court of Appeal should not have interfered with the judge's decision, can be regarded as dissenting also in relation to the dicta.(8) In contrast to their behavior before Dred Scott, both Catron and Campbell joined the majority; the latter even explicitly concurred in the result.(9) While other acupuncturists concur with his opinion, some feel that the entire experience varies from patient to patient.(10) Mr Connolly concurred with the opinion of several taxi drivers that there are safety issues regarding drivers leaving the taxi to knock at the front door.(11) Justice White concurred in Griswold, reasoning that the Court should instead strike down the state law.(12) Thomas and Scalia concurred in the judgment, and wrote separate opinions explaining why.(13) Justice O'Connor separately concurred in the case.(14) Provost Berry concurred in the dean's position.(15) He also said that Crean concurred in this course of action.(16) The Grievance Committee and the two hearing panels apparently concurred in this opinion.
Related Phrases of concur(1) concur with ::
consentientem
(1) concur with ::
consentientem
Synonyms
Verb
1. agree ::
conveniunt
2. coincide ::
quodlibet
3. concord ::
concordia
Verb
1. agree ::
conveniunt
2. coincide ::
quodlibet
3. concord ::
concordia
Antonyms
1. differ ::
differunt
2. disagree ::
dissentio
1. differ ::
differunt
2. disagree ::
dissentio
Different Formsconcur, concurs
Word Example from TV ShowsI'm afraid I have to CONCUR
with my advisor, Wisdom Hallyne.
Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5
I'm afraid I have to CONCUR
with my advisor, Wisdom Hallyne.
Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5
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