Synonym: agree, cooperate. Similar words: concurrent, iron curtain, concussion, incur, uncured, incurable, concentration camp, conch. Meaning: [kən'kɜː] v. 1. be in accord; be in agreement 2. happen simultaneously.
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31) I concur with the speaker in condemning what has been done.
32) I'll do nothing that we both don't concur on, from now on and forever.
33) I concur with your views in giving him the first prize.
34) A folded box with bottom and top flap concur in the middle according to FEFCO 0201 is to be used.
35) Ensure there are no unjustified restrictions or limitations, and review and concur in the appointment, replacement, or dismissal of the chief audit executive.
36) Where there are complex legal issues, the judge may concur in part and dissent in part.
37) Specifically, she needs to know if she should concur with the OMB recommendation or go against it.
38) These representatives must concur in the President's convictions. If they do not, they have no alternatives except to resign.
39) The elementary sulfur and mercaptan concur in jet fuel and the corrosion level varies as the time.
40) A caseworker considering your application will only concur with your score where appropriate evidence has been supplied.
41) I'm sure General Reinhardt and Admiral Forsythe concur in this matter.
42) She expressed her opposition to the plan, and I fully concur with her in this matter.sentencedict.com/concur.html
43) And so, a lot of people see this as a sort of ... or create a scenario, an Orwellian scenario, a Big Brother type scenario but I don't concur.
44) Did all the members concur in getting a bank loan?
45) We concur with this medium-term outlook of disinflation, although CPI inflation in the coming months could remain above 5%.
46) We ask that you concur with us in directing this sublime movement of the people.
More similar words: concurrent, iron curtain, concussion, incur, uncured, incurable, concentration camp, conch, sconce, concoct, concept, concede, concise, concert, conceit, concern, conceal, concord, conceive, conclude, ensconce, concrete, concerned, conceited, concealed, concluded, concierge, reconcile, conception, concession.