concord
n. uncountable C1 Advanced US //ˈkɑnˌkɔɹd// UK //kənkˈɔːd// con·cord
n. peaceful agreement between people or groups who were arguing. It means everyone is happy with the same plan.
n. a state of harmony or agreement between parties, especially after a dispute. Often used in formal, legal, or diplomatic contexts.
The two countries signed a concord last week.
After months of heated debate, the committee finally reached a concord on the new budget rules.
The treaty established a fragile concord between the rival factions, allowing trade to resume despite lingering political tensions.