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concur Verb

— If you concur with something, you agree with it. Do you concur with the details of the business plan?

concur

— verb (= agree, hold, concord) be in accord; be in agreement We agreed on the terms of the settlement I can't agree with you! I hold with those who say life is sacred Both philosophers concord on this point — verb (= coincide) happen simultaneously The two events coincided

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agree coincide consent assent accord accede approve correspond acquiesce harmonize match cooperate conform concord agree with tally hold happen together fit favour comply be of the same opinion be in harmony be in accord approve of admit accept uphold the same support supervene suit sub succour succor subserve square share common opinion with share second resemble of one mind meet join jibe harmonise grant go along fall together engage endorse

Topics concur topics

What do people use concur to talk about?
Language and thought Think Opinion

Agree with someone
Grammar Semantic constituents related to verbs

Yes

Conjugation concur conjugation

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concur · verb

Examples concur examples

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Movie subtitles

I concur with their opinion.
You both concur?
A praiseworthy aim, and one in which I completely concur.
I concur.
I concur with yours, definitely.
Oh, our relationship is most cordial, and we quite concur on the matter of your children, if that's the reason.
Why should a person go on living with unbearable memories if there's no. I feel quite sure that you'd concur with me, Doctor.
We concur with your plan to replace unit to check fault prediction.
We will not negotiate. You concur? - Aye.
There are many things between Heaven and Earth. That do not concur with your philosophy, Professor.
Yes, I concur.
If the majority are agreed, then I'll concur, of course.
I'm surprised that you all concur in it.
I won't do anything from now on unless we concur.
And that I can concur.
I concur entirely.
I'm afraid I can't quite concur with you.
I called Dr. Bradley in to check my findings, and our opinions concur.
Oh, I concur with yours, definitely.
Don't you concur, doctor?
In general, Dr Huss, I concur with your diagnosis of coronary heart disease.
You concur? - Aye.
Do the clinical studies of psychiatrists concur with the psychological analyses of novelists?
Oh, I feel quite sure that you'd concur with me in that, doctor.
We will not negotiate. You concur?
We concur.
Except for personal use, I concur with you.
Concur possible target zig based on bearing rate.
Concur. He's returning to course 2-1-0.

News and current affairs

First, we must concur on how to approach Greece's fiscal consolidation.
My discussant found it self-evident that allowing politicians greater room for maneuver was a cockamamie idea - and he assumed that the audience would concur.
These majorities are often constituted by complex coalitions of three or more parties that concur on a minimum program.

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