to cond
- verb
- Slang
- She did not cond the changes made to the website's layout.
Examples
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Many users cond the new features added to the app.
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If you cond this idea, please let us know in the comments.
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I cond with your opinion on this matter.
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She conds with the majority in the forum.
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Many users cond the recent updates to the software in the discussion thread.
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If you cond this proposal, feel free to share your thoughts in the feedback section.
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She cond the suggestions made by her colleagues during the meeting.
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How Approving
Surface Forms
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.