concur (Meaning)

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concur (v)

be in accord; be in agreement

happen simultaneously

The board members unanimously concurred on the decision to expand the company's operations.
After careful deliberation, the jury concurred with the judge's verdict of guilty.
I concur with your assessment that implementing stricter security measures is necessary to prevent future breaches.
The scientists reviewed the data and concurred that the experiment yielded statistically significant results.
It was evident from the discussion that the majority of participants concurred with the proposed changes to the project.
The committee members were quick to concur with the chairman's proposal for budget reallocation.
Despite their initial reservations, the team ultimately concurred that the new strategy offered the best chance of success.
The experts convened to evaluate the situation and quickly concurred on the need for immediate action.
The medical professionals examined the patient's symptoms and concurred that further tests were required for an accurate diagnosis.
Upon reviewing the evidence, the appellate court concurred with the lower court's ruling and upheld the verdict.

be in accord; be in agreement, happen simultaneously

agree, coincide,collaborate, acquiesce, affiliate, comply (with), subscribe, assent (to), get along,see eye to eye

conflict, disagree, differ, conflict,disagree, differ, object, oppose, dispute, split

The board members unanimously concurred on the decision to expand the company's operations.

After careful deliberation, the jury concurred with the judge's verdict of guilty.

I concur with your assessment that implementing stricter security measures is necessary to prevent future breaches.

The scientists reviewed the data and concurred that the experiment yielded statistically significant results.