To concur means to agree—whether it’s with someone’s opinion, a decision, or an idea. It’s often used in formal or professional settings to show alignment of thought or judgment.
Definition
Concur (verb):
- To agree with someone or something.
- To happen or occur at the same time (less common use).
- “I concur with your assessment of the situation.”
- “The two events concurred on the same day.”
Synonyms
- Agree
- Consent
- Approve
- Support
- Assent
Antonyms
- Disagree
- Oppose
- Dissent
- Refute
Examples in Sentences
- “All members concurred that changes were necessary.”
- “Historians generally concur on the significance of the event.”
- “The jury concurred with the verdict.”
Tone and Use
“Concur” is often used in meetings, academic writing, legal contexts, or debates, giving a sense of formality and respect to the act of agreeing.