accordant
- adjective
- /əˈkɔrdənt/
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acorde
- This is the scene of a crime—a rape and murder—accordant with the historic invasion of Native lands, the conquering of Native women as territory, and the imprisonment and genocide of Native peoples.
Now what does he do to characterize the good, the self accordant, immediate?
- Now what does he do to characterize the good, the self accordant, immediate?
- Glycite or glyc similar same in this case, you know, accordant with, right?
Examples
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The new policy is fully accordant with the organization's mission to promote sustainability.
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Now what does he do to characterize the good, the self accordant, immediate?
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Glycite or glyc similar same in this case, you know, accordant with, right?
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En accordant une importance particulière au subjonctif.
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Her actions were accordant with the values of honesty and integrity that the company upholds.
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The two reports were found to be accordant, sharing similar conclusions about the impact of climate change.
Synonyms
71
2.1
Being of the same opinion as other people
34
3.7
Showing the same style or pattern that fits together well
31
3.7
Agreeing and working well with other people or ideas
15
3.7
Agreeing with someone or fitting well with something
12
3.6
Being similar to or matching something
6
4.9
In line with rules or facts
3
6.0
A thing that is in agreement with another idea or fits its ideas
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7.3
In agreement with others or showing the same result
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7.5
In agreement with a rule or standard
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7.3
Being a good match with something else
Fully agreeing with others
In agreement with a group or idea
A clear agreement with an idea, policy, or group
Antonyms
How Consistent
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3.3
112
4.1
96
4.7
41
6.2
72
6.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Accordant comes from accord, which comes from an old root meaning 'heart' and appears in the part cor, so it once meant having the 'same heart' or feeling. So, if something is accordant it is 'in agreement' or 'in harmony' with something else.