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1. Go well together
   "The colours don't accord";
   - harmonize, harmonise [Brit], consort, concord, fit in, agree
    
2. Let have; give the right to; give the opportunity or permission to
   "Mandela was accorded few visitors in prison";
   - allow, grant, allot

1. Harmony of people's opinions, actions or characters
   "the two parties were in accord";
   - agreement, concert
    
2. Concurrence of opinion
   "we are in accord with your proposal";
   - conformity, accordance
    
3. A formal agreement between two or more states
   "they signed a nonaggression accord";
   - treaty, pact
    
4. Sympathetic compatibility
    
5. (law) an agreement between parties

Derived forms: accorded, according, accords

Type of: agree, agreement, check, compatibility, concord, concordance, correspond, fit, gibe, give, harmony, jibe, marry, marry up, match, symphony, tally, written agreement

Antonym: dissension

Encyclopedia: Accord, New York