Other forms: concurred, concurring, concurs
To concur is to agree with an opinion. I concur, the experts concur, concur with the finding.
It is formal and belongs to courts, committees and medicine. In American law a concurring opinion is a judge agreeing with the result but for different reasons, which sometimes matters more than the judgment itself.
1verbconcurTo agree with an opinion.
“The second doctor concurred with the first and recommended surgery.”
concur is an agreeing.
Latin
concurro — to run together, agree
English, today
concur
Borrowed from Latin concurro (“to run together, agree”).
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