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Pronunciation / Transliteration: concordant
"Les témoignages recueillis sont concordants."
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In agreement or harmony; consistent.
"The results of the two studies are concordant."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin concordant- 'agreeing', from the verb concordare, from cor, cord- 'heart'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "concordant" is said worldwide
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concordant
Transliteration: concordant
"Les témoignages recueillis sont concordants."
übereinstimmend
Transliteration: uebereinstimmend
"Die Ergebnisse der Studie sind übereinstimmend."
concordante
Transliteration: concordante
"I dati ottenuti sono concordanti."
concordante
Transliteration: concordante
"Las declaraciones de los testigos fueron concordantes."
concordante
Transliteration: concordante
"Os resultados dos exames foram concordantes."
अनुकूल
Transliteration: anukool
"दोनों रिपोर्टों के निष्कर्ष अनुकूल हैं।"
一致的
Transliteration: yīzhì de
"两次实验的结果是一致的。"
일치하는
Transliteration: ilchihaneun
"두 조사 결과는 서로 일치한다."
一致する
Transliteration: itchi suru
"両方のデータは一致している。"
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