concurin a sentence
concur as in: I concur
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We concur on the action to be taken; though we disagree on the reasons.concur = agree
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She could not bring herself to concur publicly, but she honored her promise by not discussing her concerns.
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The girl concurred. (source)concurred = agreed
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All four concurred. (source)
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"It will take time," Bibwit concurred. (source)
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"I never realized it would be so simple," said the king, stroking his beard and smiling broadly. "Quite simple indeed," concurred the bug. (source)
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It was characteristic of the police people that they had all more or less suspected poor Joe (though he never knew it), and that they had to a man concurred in regarding him as one of the deepest spirits they had ever encountered. (source)concurred = agreed
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"Thousands concur," he murmured and... (source)concur = agree
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"She saved us sure as we're standing 'ere," Bessie says, concurring.† (source)concurring = agreeing
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Cedric concurs, hopeful of this expert testimony about his impending sex appeal.† (source)concurs = agrees
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Old Shinny had been clearly puzzled as well, but in the end he had concurred with the diagnosis.† (source)concurred = agreed
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All his suspicions were directed against Lombard and I pretended to concur in these. (source)concur = agree
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And at the end of that time—in January, 19—, the Court of Appeals finding (Fulham, Jr., reviewing the evidence as offered by Belknap and Jephson)—with Kincaid, Briggs, Truman and Dobshutter concurring, that Clyde was guilty as decided by the Cataraqui County jury and sentencing him to die at some time within the week beginning February 28th or six weeks later—and saying in conclusion: "We are mindful that this is a case of circumstantial evidence and that the only eyewitness denies that death was the result of crime.† (source)concurring = agreeing
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The Office concurs.† (source)concurs = agrees
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Secretly, however, he concurred with the sentiment.† (source)concurred = agreed
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"I concur," he said.† (source)concur = agree
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