Concurrence

Pronunciation: /kənˈkɜrəns/

Definitions of concurrence

noun the simultaneous occurrence of events or circumstances

Example Sentences

A1 I am in concurrence with my friend's opinion.

A2 The concurrence of events led to a successful outcome.

B1 The concurrence of the witnesses' testimonies helped solve the case.

B2 There was a concurrence of interests between the two parties.

C1 The concurrence of factors contributed to the economic downturn.

C2 The concurrence of scientific evidence supported the theory.

Examples of concurrence in a Sentence

formal The concurrence of the two events led to a significant shift in market trends.

informal It was just pure concurrence that we both ended up at the same restaurant.

slang The concurrence of those two gossiping girls is always entertaining to watch.

figurative The concurrence of emotions and memories made it hard to move on.

Grammatical Forms of concurrence

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

Origin and Evolution of concurrence

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'concurrence' originated from Latin, derived from the verb 'concurrere' meaning 'to run together'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'concurrence' has evolved to also mean agreement, cooperation, or simultaneous occurrence of events.