concur (in) (Meaning)

concur (in)

No meaning found for this word.

The experts concurred in their assessment that the economic outlook was bleak.
The board members concurred in the decision to approve the merger.
The jury concurred in the verdict of "not guilty."
The witnesses concurred in their account of the events leading up to the accident.
The researchers concurred in their findings that the new drug was safe and effective.
The historians concurred in their interpretation of the primary source documents.
The economists concurred in their prediction that inflation would remain low.
The scientists concurred in their conclusion that the Earth's climate was changing.
The political analysts concurred in their assessment that the upcoming election would be close.
The members of the search committee concurred in their recommendation that the position be offered to Dr. Jones.

approve (of), subscribe (to), sustain, support, salute, back (up),stand by, uphold, applaud, care (for)

disapprove (of), frown (on or upon), condemn, denounce, criticize, damn, object (to), discountenance, disfavor,dislike

The experts concurred in their assessment that the economic outlook was bleak.

The board members concurred in the decision to approve the merger.

The jury concurred in the verdict of "not guilty."

The witnesses concurred in their account of the events leading up to the accident.