concord in Irish
concord in Irish is comhaontas — concord means a state of peaceful agreement or harmony between people or groups.
concord in Irish
comhaontas
A state of agreement; harmony; union.
What does "concord" mean?
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noun A state of peaceful agreement or harmony between people or groups.
"The two nations have lived in concord for decades."
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noun In grammar, agreement between words, such as a verb matching its subject in number and person.
"Subject-verb concord means "he is" is correct, not "he are.""
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concord in a sentence
- The two nations have lived in concord for decades.
- The treaty was meant to restore concord between the rival clans.
- Subject-verb concord means "he is" is correct, not "he are."
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What is "concord" in Irish?
"concord" in Irish is comhaontas. concord means: A state of peaceful agreement or harmony between people or groups.
How do you use "concord" in a sentence?
Example: "The two nations have lived in concord for decades." In Irish, "concord" is comhaontas.
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