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31concur — con·cur || kÉ™n kÉœË v. agree; harmonize; coincide; collaborate …
32concur — v. n. 1. Be conjoined, be combined, meet. 2. Agree, coincide, harmonize. 3. Co operate, help, combine, conspire, contribute jointly …
33concur — v 1. agree, correspond, accord, conform; cohere, harmonize, chime. 2. assent, go along with; agree on or upon, come to an agreement or understanding, arrive at an agreement, come to terms, strike a bargain, covenant, Inf. get together; be of like …
34concur — con·cur …
35concur — [kənˈkɜː] verb [I] formal to agree …
36concur — /kənˈkɜ / (say kuhn ker), /kəŋ / (say kuhng ) verb (i) (concurred, concurring) 1. to accord in opinion; agree. 2. to coincide. 3. Rare to combine or act together; cooperate. 4. Rare to come together, as lines; unite. 5. Obsolete to run together.… …
37concur — To agree; accord; act together; consent. To agree with the result reached by another, but not necessarily with the reasoning or the logic used in reaching such a result. In the practice of appellate courts, a concurring opinion is one filed by… …
38concur — To agree; accord; act together; consent. To agree with the result reached by another, but not necessarily with the reasoning or the logic used in reaching such a result. In the practice of appellate courts, a concurring opinion is one filed by… …
39concur — To agree with; to join with other creditors in making claim against the estate of their insolvent debtor; to happen at the same time …
40concur — v.intr. (concurred, concurring) 1 happen together; coincide. 2 (often foll. by with) a agree in opinion. b express agreement. 3 combine together for a cause; act in combination. Etymology: L concurrere (as com , currere run) …
