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concordantly

concordantly

8.0
In a way that two or more related people have the same condition
  • adverb
  • /kənˈkɔrdəntli/
  • Specialized
translation icon : concordantemente
  • Both test results came back concordantly positive for the same genetic marker.

Examples

  • Researchers observed that the twins responded concordantly to the new treatment.

  • The siblings were concordantly affected by the inherited disease during their childhood years.

  • The two studies were conducted concordantly to ensure valid comparisons.

  • The results were concordantly aligned with previous findings.

  • Both test results came back concordantly positive for the same genetic marker.

  • Researchers observed that the twins responded concordantly to the new treatment.

  • The siblings were concordantly affected by the inherited disease during their childhood years.

Synonyms

correspondingly
vsconcordantly
5 4.8

In a way that matches something else

emphasizes identical condition or result across related cases
correlatively
vsconcordantly
8.1

Showing that two things are connected or depend on each other

emphasizes identical condition or result rather than mutual relation

Antonyms

In a way that is not the same each time

How Consistent

identically
9 3.9
concordantly
  • Specialized
8.0
similarly
226 2.2
differently
780 1.1
variably
1 5.3

Surface Forms

concordantly positive

Morphology

concordantly = concordant (transparent) = concord + ant + ly

Standard adverbial formation from the adjective 'concordant', with meaning 'in agreement' that directly follows from the base.

Etymology

Concordantly comes from the Latin parts con- 'with' and cord 'heart', so it carries the idea of being 'together' or the same. That's why when people or cases are affected concordantly they show the same condition or result.