concerning
- adposition
- /kənˈsɜrnɪŋ/
:
sobre
- Are these varying standards concerning what the other party knew or ought to have known?
Does it contain any abstract reasoning concerning quantity or number?
- Does it contain any abstract reasoning concerning quantity or number?
- Are these varying standards concerning what the other party knew or ought to have known?
- I heard, I hope y'all heard what I said about us concerning them.
- He tells us all of our reasonings concerning fact are involving this.
- And this is also concerning the sexual minorities that gay rights.
- your life, My life says the ego said. Certain narrative concerning
- Please stop out thanking me and out concerning me.
Examples
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The question is not concerning the being, but the nature of God.
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And what do we know concerning the effects of social media on teens?
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The next night brought the same thought, this time concerning poetry.
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My question is concerning our two dogs lately.
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Only parliament could pass laws concerning most state affairs.
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Another one concerning nuclear capabilities of a foreign country.
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Does it contain any abstract reasoning concerning quantity or number?
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So we don't have written principles concerning this ethics, but they are there.
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I have some questions concerning the new policy changes.
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The report is concerning climate change and its impact on wildlife.
Synonyms
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On the subject of someone or something
About a particular subject
About something or its details
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Concerning comes from the word concern, which meant 'to do with' or 'touch' a subject. So when you say something is concerning a topic, you mean it is 'about' or 'relating to' that topic.