concordant (Meaning)

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concordant (s)

in keeping

being of the same opinion

The findings of the two studies were concordant, supporting the hypothesis.
Their opinions on the matter were surprisingly concordant despite their diverse backgrounds.
The siblings' tastes in music were concordant, often favoring classical compositions.
The researchers discovered that the data from different sources were concordant, reinforcing the validity of their conclusions.
Despite facing challenges, their goals remained concordant, driving them towards mutual success.
The couple's values and beliefs were concordant, fostering a strong and harmonious relationship.
In music theory, concordant intervals produce a sense of harmony and stability.
The political parties reached a concordant decision on the proposed legislation, reflecting compromise and cooperation.
The therapist noted that the couple's communication styles were concordant, facilitating productive discussions.
The results of the experiments were concordant with the predictions made by the scientists.

in keeping, being of the same opinion

consonant, compatible,consistent, conformable (to), correspondent (with or to), accordant, congruous, coherent, of a piece,congruent

incongruous, conflicting, conflicting, incongruous, incompatible, incompatible,inconsistent, inconsistent, inharmonious, conflictive

The findings of the two studies were concordant, supporting the hypothesis.

Their opinions on the matter were surprisingly concordant despite their diverse backgrounds.

The siblings' tastes in music were concordant, often favoring classical compositions.

The researchers discovered that the data from different sources were concordant, reinforcing the validity of their conclusions.