Noun: concurrence kun'kur-un(t)s or kun'kú-run(t)s [N. Amer], kun'kú-run(t)s [Brit]
- Agreement of results or opinions
"There was concurrence among the experts on the best course of action";
- concurrency
- A state of cooperation
"After hours of negotiation, they finally reached a concurrence on the contract terms";
- meeting of minds
- Acting together, as agents, circumstances or events
"The concurrence of multiple factors led to the project's success";
- concurrency
- The temporal property of two things happening at the same time
"The concurrence of the two earthquakes puzzled scientists";
- coincidence, conjunction, co-occurrence
Derived forms: concurrences
Type of: accord, agreement, concert, cooperation, simultaneity, simultaneousness
Encyclopedia: Concurrence