Concur

Pronunciation: /kənˈkər/

Definitions of concur

verb to agree or be in harmony with someone or something

Example Sentences

A1 I concur with your opinion.

A2 She concur with the decision made by the team.

B1 The committee members concur on the proposed changes.

B2 After much discussion, they finally concur on a solution.

C1 Experts concur that climate change is a serious issue.

C2 The board of directors concur unanimously on the new policy.

Examples of concur in a Sentence

formal I concur with the findings of the research study.

informal I totally concur with your opinion on this matter.

slang I'm right there with you, I concur.

figurative The colors of the painting concur beautifully with the overall theme.

Grammatical Forms of concur

• past tense: concurred
• plural: concurs
• comparative: more concurring
• superlative: most concurring
• present tense: concur
• future tense: will concur
• perfect tense: have concurred
• continuous tense: is concurring
• singular: concur
• positive degree: concur
• infinitive: to concur
• gerund: concurring
• participle: concurred

Origin and Evolution of concur

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'concur' originated from the Latin word 'concurrere' which means 'to run together'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'concur' has evolved to mean 'to agree' or 'to be in harmony with' in English.