Concurred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCURRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCUR, to concur
• be of the same opinion; agree
• agree with (a decision or opinion)
• happen or occur at the same time; coincide
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to agree

Words related to CONCURRED

concur10 concurring15 concurs11

Words that contain CONCURRED

nonconcurred17

How to use CONCURRED in a sentence

• More than that, the older doctor had concurred in all that he had done, and commended his treatment of the case from the beginning.
• This opinion of the most eminent surgeons in the city was concurred in by the surgeons of two French frigates in the harbor, who were consulted.
• All the votes and centuries concurred unanimously in appointing Marcus Valerius consul, the same whom the senate would have ordered to be made dictator.
• Now, a variety of circumstances concurred to bring about the dreadful scene through which I was that night to pass.
• These two causes concurred in forming the great division of interests in the United States.
• The Resident concurred in this opinion, and in his report of the following day to Government, he recommended that they should all be considered as included in the engagement.
• I concurred with a great character at the national convention, in endeavouring to persuade our Roman Catholic brethren to take a decided part in favour of parliamentary reform.
• Lord Dalhousie concurred in the view that each case should be considered and decided on its merits.
• The permanence of such success genius alone could secure, but to its instant and enthusiastic burst, other causes, besides the merit of the work, concurred.
• Justice Wills concurred in that view, but after all he thought it had nothing to do with the present trial, which was the guilt of the accused.
• I suppose this, because I see that both people and conventions, in almost every State, have concurred in demanding it.
• We both concurred in ascribing it chiefly to the flood of bank paper now afloat, and in condemning those institutions.
• Without demur he concurred in every proposition set before him by Father Jose.
• These great families were often opposed to each other in bitter feuds, but concurred in treating with contempt the mass of the people.
• The wise council of Elizabeth did not long deliberate in agreeing to this request, which concurred so well with the views and interests of their mistress.
• On whichever side he cast his eye, every thing concurred to encourage his prejudices.
• They unanimously concurred with his sentiments, and thither he directed his course accordingly.
• In 1333, the knights by themselves concurred with the bishops and barons in advising the king to stay his journey into Ireland.
• At this time men of all parties, from a desire to humble our one great foe, concurred in supporting the foreign policy of our cabinet.
• Various reasons, however, concurred which induced her to prolong her sojourn at Rome, so that she did not arrive at Geneva till the 9th of May.
• The Duke of Wellington fully concurred in the expression of congratulation to her majesty upon the alliance which had been announced to the country.
• In order to deprive the Catholics of all hopes, the two houses concurred in a remonstrance against them.
• Creation of Man concurred in by Ormuzd and Ahriman, 258-u.
• He wanted it concurred in by the Assembly, and as the leading Democrats were pretty busy with their own affairs he entrusted it to me.
• When he came upon the field, having preceded his troops, and learned my reasons for offering battle, he emphatically concurred with me.
• In these views committees of the two Houses of Congress, in reports made to their respective bodies, concurred.
• He by this time concurred with his friends in the opinion that the discipline of military life might be beneficial to him, and was resigned to the separation.
• It was concurred in by the Assembly the day following Mrs.

Similar words containing NCURR without suffix ed and without prefix co

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