Concur is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCUR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to concur
• be of the same opinion; agree
• agree with (a decision or opinion)
• happen or occur at the same time; coincide
• To run together; to meet.
• To meet in the same point; to combine or conjoin; to contribute or help toward a common object or effect.
• To unite or agree (in action or opinion); to join; to act jointly; to agree; to coincide; to correspond.
• To assent; to consent.
• be in accord; be in agreement
• happen simultaneously
• agree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to agree

Words related to CONCUR

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Words that contain CONCUR

concurs11 concurred14 nonconcur13 concurrent14 concurring15 nonconcurs14 concurrence17 concurrency20 concurrents15 concurrences18 concurrently19 concurringly20 nonconcurred17 concurrencies19 nonconcurrent17 nonconcurring18 nonconcurrence20 nonconcurrences21

How to use CONCUR in a sentence

• All concur in the admission that Byron was as proud of his race as of his verse, and that in unexampled measure the good and evil of his nature were inherited and inborn.
• There soon appeared the strongest reasons to concur in this opinion, the result of long and close observation in the Islands where Mr.
• Foreign nations should be invited to concur in the abolition.
• The President is to have power, with the advice and consent of the Senate, to make treaties, provided two thirds of the senators present concur.
• I concur in the views expressed by the Secretary of the Department in favor of a still further increase of our naval force.
• We believe that many of our readers concur in a wish for its preservation, and it will therefore be found in the Number now before them.
• All these conditions apparently concur to justify the law which we are now considering.
• I concur in all your views about the necessity of throwing overboard the whole system of special pleading, and have been amused with Sir J.
• Happy should I be if you and other gentlemen would immediately concur in this endeavour.
• An hour had come in her life which gathered about her realities of heaven, whether the earthly correspondence should concur, or no.
• I shall be happy to hear from you often, to know your own sentiments and those of others on the course of things, and to concur with you in efforts for the common good.
• In some parts, it is discoverable that the author means only to say what may be best said in defence of opinions, in which he did not concur.
• Adams will concur with me in sending some other person to treat with the Barbary States.
• Maryland and Pennsylvania are both interested to concur with us in this work.
• I concur, then, unreservedly in the judgment which has placed this institution, in all its interests and in all its duties, under the control of the inhabitants of Bernardston.
• I think the whole world must concur with this poor old woman.
• Hamilton, we think him perfectly successful, though there are some points in his reasoning in which we do not fully concur.
• Should these causes concur in any country, it might become highly injurious to commit the encouragement of science to any department of the government.
• Wherever our sentiments concur, let our hands co-operate.
• Allowing the importance of religion among human motives, he does not concur with the view that would make religious considerations the sole laudable motives of action.
• These contingencies will concur only rarely, and after enormously long intervals.
• Thus several causes concur towards this same movement, whenever surprise, astonishment, or amazement is felt.
• If it concur with your judgment, we will be very glad if you will come here on the earliest train to-morrow morning.
• Under the influence of these convictions I shall cordially concur in any constitutional measure for regulating and, by regulating, restraining the power of removal.
• This course has been recommended successively by Presidents Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson, and I fully concur with them in opinion.
• If both branches, by the required majorities, concur in the opinion that he ought to be removed, they address the governor, setting forth their reasons for the removal.
• Upon the fullest consideration which I have been able to give the subject, I entirely concur in your views.

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