Synonyms for Concordance

Synonyms for "concordance" (210 found)

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heavy harmony homophony identity index intersection joining of forces joint effort joint operation junction kinship like-mindedness love mass action meeting of minds monochord monody morale mutual assistance mutual understanding mutualism mutuality octet one accord one voice oneness overlap parallelism parasitism peace phone book polyglot pooling pooling of resources pulling together quartet quintet rapport rapprochement reciprocity record book reference book same mind saprophytism self-consistency septet sextet sharing simultaneity single voice solidarity source book studbook symbiosis symmetry sympathy symphony sync synchronism synchronization synergism synergy tally team spirit teamwork telephone book telephone directory three-part harmony timing total agreement trio triumvirate troika tune unanimity unanimousness understanding uniformity union unison unisonance united action unity universal agreement work of reference

Noun(1 words)

harmony

Related word relations

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9 relation types

More general

3 entries

agreement index order

Synonyms

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harmony

Related terms

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KWIC

coordinate

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government rection regimen

derived

5 entries

concordance cosmology concordancer concordantial disconcordance seroconcordance

derived from

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concord

has context

2 entries

computational linguistics grammar

is a

1 entries

index

related to

9 entries

accordance agreement alphabetical concord consonance context corpus index kwic

Translations

32 translations across 19 languages.

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Armenian

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համաբարբառ noun (alphabetical index)

Bulgarian

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съгла́сие noun (agreement — see also agreement)
хармо́ния noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Catalan

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concordança noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Dutch

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concordantie noun (alphabetical index)

Esperanto

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konkordanco noun (alphabetical index)

Finnish

3 entries

konkordanssi noun (alphabetical index)
sopusointu noun (agreement — see also agreement)
yhtäpitävyys noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Georgian

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სიმფონია-ლექსიკონი noun (alphabetical index)

German

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Konkordanz noun (alphabetical index)

Hungarian

2 entries

konkordancia noun (alphabetical index)
szómutató noun (alphabetical index)

Indonesian

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konkordansi noun (alphabetical index)

Malay

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konkordans noun (alphabetical index)

Norwegian

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konkordans noun (alphabetical index)

Persian

1 entries

واژهیاب noun (alphabetical index)

Polish

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konkordancja noun (alphabetical index)

Portuguese

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índice remissivo noun (alphabetical index)

Romanian

4 entries

acord noun (agreement — see also agreement)
armonie noun (agreement — see also agreement)
concordanță noun (agreement — see also agreement)
potrivire noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Russian

4 entries

конкорда́нс noun (alphabetical index)
конкорда́нция noun (alphabetical index)
симфо́ния noun (alphabetical index)
согла́сие noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Spanish

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concordancias noun (alphabetical index)

Ukrainian

2 entries

зла́годженість noun (agreement — see also agreement)
узго́дженість noun (agreement — see also agreement)

Sample sentences

4 total sentences available.

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We studied the Concordance to Shakespeare to accumulate examples of alliteration.

Source: tatoeba (280165)

John Sterling at Herstmonceux that afternoon, and his Father here in London, would have offered strange contrasts to an eye that had seen them both. Contrasts, and yet concordances.

Source: wiktionary

c. 1857, Thomas Macaulay, "Paul Bunyan", contribution to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, His knowledge of the Bible was such, that he might have been called a living concordance.

Source: wiktionary

Different from concordances of the Bible or classic works in the western tradition, which were basically complete concordances of a specific single book, the Chinese Lei Shu usually concordanced miscellaneous books.

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Concordance