concordant
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7.3
- adjective
- /kənˈkɔrdənt/
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concordante
- Her feelings about the project were concordant with the team's vision, creating a harmonious atmosphere.
- highly concordant
Examples
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The ratings given by the six informants were highly concordant (Kendall's W = .67).
Academic text (2000) -
One might expect concordant changes in the benthic community as well.
Academic text (2002) -
Getting in touch with yourself helps you set these kind of concordant goals.
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So what we'll do is this, we will look at the number of events that are concordant up to a particular point.
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Thus, 11 of 13 were concordant by the two methods.
Academic text (2000) -
They usually don't talk about doing things because it's concordant or consistent with values that they hold.
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Educational and consumer safety services have been designed to be concordant with the demographic and socioeconomic needs of both the food service industry and the general citizenry.
Academic text (2004) -
One study found that 60% of monozygotic twins were concordant for autism, and 92% for ASDs.
Blog text (28) -
The two reports were concordant, showing that the results matched perfectly.
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He made a concordant decision that aligned with the overall goals of the organization.
Synonyms
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3.7
Showing the same style or pattern that fits together well
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3.7
Agreeing with someone or fitting well with something
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4.2
People who live and work together peacefully
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4.9
In line with rules or facts
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6.0
A thing that is in agreement with another idea or fits its ideas
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7.3
Being a good match with something else
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7.5
In agreement with a rule or standard
Agreeing with rules, plans, or beliefs
How Consistent
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Etymology
The word concordant comes from the Latin parts con- 'with' and cord 'heart', so it originally meant 'with one heart'. Think of accord, a word that means 'to agree', and you can see why concordant means 'in agreement' or 'harmonious'.