Meaning & Definition of word "Concord"

Concord

/ˈkɒn.kɔːrd/

noun:

  • 1. Agreement or harmony between people or groups.
    • Example: The conference aimed to promote concord among the participating nations.
  • 2. The condition of being in harmony or compatible.
    • Example: The concord in their relationship was evident in the way they communicated.
  • 3. A treaty or agreement.
    • Example: The two countries signed a concord that aimed to resolve their longstanding disputes.
  • 4. In music, a compatible combination of sounds; a harmonious chord.
    • Example: The pianist played a beautiful concord that filled the room with warmth.

Etymology

Middle English, from Latin 'concordia', from 'concord-, concordis', meaning 'hearts together'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

in concord:

in agreement or harmony.

concord of opinion:

a general agreement among people.

live in concord:

to coexist peacefully.

Related Words

accord:

A state in which people or things agree.

harmony:

A combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes.

unity:

The state of being one; oneness.

Slang Meanings of concord