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Concord

Concord, an agreement between parties, who intend to levy a fine

Concordantly

In a concordant manner

Fine

which the fine was levied; (2) the royal license (licentia concordandi) for the levying of the fine, for which the Crown

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Concordable

Matched in: Term Concordable

Concordist

The compiler of a concordance

Harmonic

Concordant musical consonant as harmonic sounds

Euharmonic

Producing mathematically perfect harmony or concord sweetly or perfectly harmonious

Discord

Want of concord or agreement absence of unity or harmony in sentiment or

Congruous

Suitable or concordant accordant fit harmonious correspondent consistent

Concordancy

Agreement

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Concord

Concord, an agreement between parties, who intend to levy a fine

Concordantly

In a concordant manner

Fine

which the fine was levied; (2) the royal license (licentia concordandi) for the levying of the fine, for which the Crown

Keep your definitions linked to case research

Concordable

Matched in: Term Concordable

Concordist

The compiler of a concordance

Harmonic

Concordant musical consonant as harmonic sounds

Euharmonic

Producing mathematically perfect harmony or concord sweetly or perfectly harmonious

Discord

Want of concord or agreement absence of unity or harmony in sentiment or

Congruous

Suitable or concordant accordant fit harmonious correspondent consistent

Concordancy

Agreement

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