concur

IPA: kʌnkˈɝ

To agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond.
To meet in the same point; to combine or conjoin; to contribute or help towards a common object or effect.
(obsolete) To run together; to meet.
(rare) To converge.

Examples of "concur" in Sentences

He did herein concur in affection with all the saints.
I am not sure what the spelling of the word concur has to do with the issue….
God's word concur and be annexed, from which comes life, ease, repentance, &c.
The cemetery's contracting officer "merely circled 'concur'" to indicate the cemetery's decision.
Q “What are the four things wherein concur all creatures?” — “Men concur in meat and drink, the sweet of sleep, the lust of women and the agonies of death.”
This, I think most will concur, is the heart of the issue with the current Constellation architecture when it is set against the much grander vista mapped out by the original VSE.
If, in computing the number of votes required, a fraction results, such fraction will be counted as one; thus, if five members are to vote, a requirement that two-thirds concur is not met unless four concur.
"So I think they should know their role, their role is for them to concur and if they do not concur, that is a different matter but calling for public hearing to change what we have decided is very wrong" he stated.