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concurredverbpast tense of concur to have or come to the same opinion or point of viewI concur with your assessment of the political situation agreed, coincided acceded (to), accepted, acquiesced, assented (to), complied (with), consented (to), subscribed, went (by)affiliated, allied, associated, unitedcollaborated, cooperated, got along, got on saw eye to eye differed, disagreed clashed, collided, conflictedbickered, countered, disputed, dissented, diverged, fell out, objected, opposed, protested, quarreled(or quarrelled), resisted, rivaled(or rivalled)dissociated, separated, split to occur or exist at the same timethe 1960s, a decade in which the Cold War, the race to the moon, the Vietnam War, and the civil rights movement all concurred accompanied, attended, coexisted, coincided, co-occurred, synchronized chanced, happed, happened, transpired antedated, preceded, predatedfollowed, succeeded to participate or assist in a joint effort to accomplish an endall sides concurred to pass the reform legislation on campaign financing banded (together), collaborated, concerted, conjoined, conspired, cooperated, joined, leagued, teamed (up), united connivedaffiliated, allied, associated, combined, confederated, hung together, interfaced made common cause, played ball, pulled together |