Other forms: concurrences
Concurrence is agreement, or the happening of things at the same time. With the concurrence of the board, a concurrence of events, seek his concurrence.
The two senses come from the same picture of running together. In law a judge's concurrence is agreement with the result, sometimes for different reasons.
1nounconcurrenceAgreement, or the happening of things at the same time.
“The change was made with the concurrence of every member present.”
concurrence is an agreement.
Latin concurrere means to run together, from com plus currere, to run.
Old French
concurrence
English, today
concurrence
From Old French concurrence.
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