Concord

kon'kSrd, n. A state of agreement: har- mony; union. (Gram.) Agreement of words with one another, in gender, number, persow, or case linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get 122 CON CORPORATE 106 (Mus.) A consonant chord; consonance; harmony. [F. concorde, L. concord i a, con and cor, cord is, the heart.] — Concord'ance, -ans, Agreement; accordance; a verbal index to a work, in which pa ages containing the same word are arranged alphabetically, with references to the text.— Concord'ist, n. A compiler of a concordance. — Concord''ant, a. Agreeing; correspondent; consonant. [L. and concord are, to agree.] — Concord'antly, adv. — Concordat, ». A compact or agreement, — esp. between the pope and a sovereign for the regulation of ecclesiastical matters. [F., fr. concord a to, a convention, p. p. of concord are.'] Concorpoxate. kc»i-kor'po-rat, v. To unite in one ma or body. — a. United in, etc. [L. con and corpus, corp or is, body.]