Accordancy

Pronunciation: /əˈkɔːrdənsi/

Definitions of accordancy

noun a state of agreement or harmony

Example Sentences

A1 Accordancy means agreement or harmony.

A2 In order to work together effectively, there must be accordancy among team members.

B1 The success of the project was due to the accordancy between different departments.

B2 The accordancy between the two countries led to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

C1 The accordancy of their views on environmental conservation was evident in their joint efforts.

C2 The accordancy of their values and beliefs created a strong bond between them.

Examples of accordancy in a Sentence

formal The accordancy of the new policy with existing regulations was thoroughly reviewed by the legal team.

informal The accordancy of his story with the evidence just doesn't add up.

slang I don't trust the accordancy of that guy's excuse for being late.

figurative The accordancy of their ideas created a harmonious balance in the project.

Grammatical Forms of accordancy

• plural: accordancies
• comparative: more accordant
• superlative: most accordant
• present tense: accord
• future tense: will accord
• perfect tense: has accorded
• continuous tense: is according
• singular: accordancy
• positive degree: accordant
• infinitive: to accord
• gerund: according
• participle: accorded

Origin and Evolution of accordancy

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English, Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'accordancy' originated from Middle English, influenced by Old French 'acordance'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'accordancy' has evolved to refer to the state of being in agreement or harmony with something or someone.