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to cond

to cond

9.9
To show you agree with an idea online
  • verb
  • Slang
translation icon : aprobar
  • She did not cond the changes made to the website's layout.

Examples

  • Many users cond the new features added to the app.

  • If you cond this idea, please let us know in the comments.

  • I cond with your opinion on this matter.

  • She conds with the majority in the forum.

  • Many users cond the recent updates to the software in the discussion thread.

  • If you cond this proposal, feel free to share your thoughts in the feedback section.

  • She cond the suggestions made by her colleagues during the meeting.

Synonyms

to agree
vsto cond
1.0

Have the same opinion or say yes

is mainly used to express approval in online discussions
to concur
vsto cond
47 6.4

To agree with someone about something

is used to show approval especially in online conversations

Antonyms

1.0

Have a different opinion from someone

839 1.9

Refuse to accept someone or something

How Approving

to endorse
183 4.2
to approve
1.6
to cond
  • Slang
9.9
to accept
793 1.0
to tolerate
56 3.2

Surface Forms

cond infinitive
conded past
conded past participle
conding present participle
conds third person singular

Etymology

Cond as a verb is often used as a short form of condone ('approve' or 'allow'), and a helpful way to remember it is to think of saying yes to something. So if users cond an idea online, they mean they agree with or accept it.