Concur: meaning, definitions and examples

Typically used to express agreement with someone else's opinion, decision, or statement in formal or professional situations.

• The committee members concurred with the proposed changes.
• I concur with your assessment of the situation.

Used in common, everyday situations to express that two or more people have the same opinion or are willing to accept the same decision.

• I agree with you on this point.
• They finally agreed to meet at 7 PM.

Often used in a formal or literary sense to describe a state of agreement or harmony between parties. It can also refer to an agreement or treaty.

• The two countries reached an accord to reduce tariffs.
• There was an accord between the opposing parties.

Typically used to describe a state in which different elements work well together, often in a musical, artistic, or aesthetic sense, but can also apply to general situations where elements are brought into harmony.

• The colors in the room harmonize beautifully.
• They worked hard to harmonize their different viewpoints.

Used to indicate that events or opinions occur at the same time or match in a significant way. It can refer to both literal and figurative alignment.

• Their schedules coincided, so they decided to carpool.
• His opinion coincides with the majority view.