verb
concur
kuhn-KUR/kənˈkɜːr/
To agree with an opinion or decision.
The two adults concur, nodding approvingly as they inspect the model.
Etymology
The literal image is 'running together.' In the opinion sense, this becomes a figurative coming together: people concur when their judgments agree.
In context
i would concur glenn you is that sort of on the same track absolutely yes i agree
More examples
- The judges concur that the evidence is insufficient.
- After reviewing the budget, we concur with the committee.
- She concurs in the board's decision to hire more staff.
Forms
concur · concurs · concurred · concurring
concurrence noun — Agreement with an opinion or decision.