Definitions of concord
-
go
together; "
The
colors
don't
harmonize"; "
Their
ideas
concorded"
-
arrange
the
words
of
a
text
so
as
to
create
a
concordance; "
The
team
concorded
several
thousand
nouns,
verbs,
and
adjectives"
-
arrange
by
concord
or
agreement; "
Concord
the
conditions
for
the
marriage
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
with
a
commoner"
-
town
in
eastern
Massachusetts
near
Boston
where
the
first
battle
of
the
American
Revolution
was
fought
-
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"
-
Agreement
by
stipulation;
compact;
covenant;
treaty
or
league.
-
Agreement
of
words
with
one
another,
in
gender,
number,
person,
or
case.
-
An
agreement
between
the
parties
to
a
fine
of
land
in
reference
to
the
manner
in
which
it
should
pass,
being
an
acknowledgment
that
the
land
in
question
belonged
to
the
complainant.
See
Fine.
-
An
agreeable
combination
of
tones
simultaneously
heard;
a
consonant
chord;
consonance;
harmony.
-
A
variety
of
American
grape,
with
large
dark
blue (
almost
black)
grapes
in
compact
clusters.
-
To
agree;
to
act
together.
-
Harmony;
union;
agreement.
-
State
of
being
of
the
same
heart
or
mind:
union:
harmony.
-
Concordant.
-
Union;
agreement;
harmony.
-
Unity;
agreement;
harmony.
-
Agreement
between
persons;
union
in
opinions,
sentiments,
or
interests;
harmony;
agreement
of
words
in
construction.
-
Agreement;
harmony;
union;
peace;
agreement
or
proper
relation
of
words
in
a
sentence;
harmony
of
two
or
more
sounds
in
music.
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