accordable

[From accord, v.] 1. Lit. Able to be accorded, "easy to be agreed." (Minsheu.) 2. Fig .: Consonant with, agreeable to, in accordance with. "It is not discord able Unto my words, but accordable." Gower: Confe io A mantis, bk. v. ac-cord-ançe, tac-cord-an-çỹ, s. [From accord, v.] Agreement, harmony, or conformity with. "And what had been done that was not in strict accordance with the law of Parliament?"-Macaulay: Hist. Eng ., ch. xv. "This mention of alms and offerings certainly brings the narrative in the Acts nearer to an acc or dancy with the epistle."-Paley: Hora Pauline , ch. ii., No. 1. * ac-cord-and, pr . par . [ACCORD.] Agreeing. "For the resoun of his saule was ay accord and with the Godhed for to dye."-MS. Coll. Eton., 10, 1. 30,