Concerted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCERTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCERT, to construct or devise together
• arrange (something) by mutual agreement or coordination
NOUN:
• a musical performance given in public, typically by several performers or of several compositions
• relating to or denoting the performance of music written for opera, ballet, or theatre on its own without the accompanying dramatic action
• agreement or harmony
• joint action, especially in the committing of a crime
ADJECTIVE:
• done together
• Mutually contrived or planned; agreed on; as, concerted schemes, signals.
• involving the joint activity of two or more
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan

Words related to CONCERTED

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How to use CONCERTED in a sentence

• At once the slaughter commenced in every corner of Paris, so well were the horrid measures concerted.
• The fact is that hitherto we have not attempted to take concerted and disciplined action from the masses.
• But we soon found, by the concerted action of Republicans all over the country, that anti-slavery conventions would not be tolerated.
• Who could protest on such a night? The democracy of a concerted triumph reigned.
• As we approached the crowd made a concerted rush for them.
• It was a pretty obvious piece of concerted strategy, but he got by with it for the moment.
• Concerted work has advantages which can be secured in no other way.
• At length they separated for the night, after having concerted their plan of action for the ensuing scrutiny.
• Merchants and artisans could readily take concerted action on public questions arising from their commercial operations.
• In the case of the communities of insects, the results are the same as though the individual animal fully recognized the value of concerted endeavor.
• Pistols, auto-carbines, and a few of those concussion-grenades in case we have to break up a concerted attack.
• Parker accordingly repaired to England, and made the Jacobites acquainted with the whole scheme of a descent, which Louis had actually concerted with the late king.
• In the beginning of May, the king of Great Britain set out for Hanover, after having appointed a regency, and concerted vigorous measures for distressing the enemy.
• These monsters of cruelty were in different watches, a circumstance that favoured the execution of the horrid plan they had concerted.
• At length they concerted a scheme for rising in arms all at once in different parts of the island, in order to massacre all the white men, and take possession of the government.
• May the Beloved sustain, aid and bless their concerted and meritorious endeavours.
• As had been previously concerted, they met at Stirling on September 10th and took counsel as to their further action.
• Surely no human combination could have shown greater reason and concerted action than was shown by the wolves under such conditions.
• But I noticed they were reducing their estimate of safety and seemed to be gradually closing in for a concerted rush from all sides at once.
• Before the games were commenced, Tullus, as had been concerted at home with Marcius, comes to the consuls.
• Various pieces of concerted music were being rehearsed one night at the church of St.
• This was certainly a very good resolution, and no measure could have been more exactly concerted, had not the diligence of the Saxons prevented it.
• Each appears to have acted for itself, except at critical moments, when common danger drew them together in concerted action under leaders of commanding ability.
• Within a very short space of time, as though by a concerted movement, fifteen thousand Chinese young men have flocked to Tokyo.
• The power of concerted action is immense beyond any power of conception.
• The effort at concerted action by the classes was manifested in the States General of France, Spain, and Portugal, the Diet in Germany, and the Parliament in England.
• First, that this was a concerted plan, and not a mere chance arrest.
• Lowington commended the officers and crew for the promptness and skill they had displayed in their first concerted attempt at making sail.
• It was through the concerted effort of its members that the Factory Inspection Act became a law, though not without violent opposition.

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