CEFR C1

concurrence

noun

Meaning

Agreement or cooperation; a situation where multiple things happen at the same time.

Examples

There was a general concurrence among the scientists about the findings.
The judge's concurrence with the jury's verdict was noted.

Synonyms: agreement, accord, consensus, harmony, concord

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concurrence (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /kənˈkʌrəns/

Definition

Agreement or cooperation; a situation where multiple things happen at the same time.

Examples

There was a general concurrence among the scientists about the findings.
The judge's concurrence with the jury's verdict was noted.
The concurrence of the two events led to a significant shift in public opinion.

How to Use concurrence

concurrence in (prepositional phrase): Agreement with a particular idea, opinion, or decision. — "There was a concurrence in the committee regarding the proposed changes."
concurrence with (prepositional phrase): Agreement or cooperation with a person or entity. — "The report was written in concurrence with international standards."

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