Concurring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCURRING in dictionary:

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

Words related to CONCURRING

concur10 concurred14 concurs11

Words that contain CONCURRING

concurringly20 nonconcurring18

How to use CONCURRING in a sentence

• At the previous meeting she had detected no sign of this concurring sentiment.
• At the same time if we turn our Thoughts inward upon our selves, we may meet with a kind of secret Sense concurring with the Proofs of our own Immortality.
• Concurring in the views presented in the documents to which the Secretary of the Navy refers, I am not prepared at this time to recommend any legislation on the subject.
• My own belief, concurring with that of better judges than myself, is that we have here to deal with one of the many baseless stories told about him.
• It is not easy for invention to bring together so many causes concurring to vitiate the text.
• Concurring, as I do heartily, in the praise which has been bestowed on Mr.
• Randolph gave his May the 6th, concurring with mine.
• Southward of the Chesapeake it will find but few readers concurring with it in sentiment, on the subject of slavery.
• This accident, assisted by other concurring circumstances, has convinced me that we are not shut up in measureless content as Shakespeare calls it, even under St.
• Augustine and those of the Society acted very prudently, in concurring with the cathedral.
• In the first part of the address, I have the honor of heartily concurring with the noble Earl who moved it.
• This disappointment, concurring with the badness of the weather, which became rainy and unwholesome, induced the king to renounce his undertaking.
• Had the paper come to his hands in due time, perhaps he would not have embarked in the undertaking, though he was stimulated to the attempt by many concurring motives.
• These concurring reasons induced the commanders to postpone the disembarkation to a more favourable opportunity.
• By these concurring motives, the court and parliament were both of them inclined to a Dutch war.
• Secure in this fallacious reasoning, he allowed the republic to remain too long in that defenceless situation into which many concurring accidents had conspired to throw her.
• No chain of circumstances, no concurring testimony could induce her to think Eustace treacherous or depraved.
• If we raise our thoughts to nobler inquiries, we shall still find facility concurring with usefulness.
• It is one of the plastic arts, and of them the most synthetic by reason of the number of agents concurring in its harmony.
• There were several other concurring circumstances which gave life and vigour to these enterprises, which we shall briefly enumerate under three principal heads.
• The minority, concurring with the majority, declares that Congress does not possess that power.
• The army, concurring with the popular sentiment, restored the Stuarts.

Similar words containing NCURR without suffix ing and without prefix co

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