Word
concordia
Phoneticscon·cor·dia
Definition
n. a state of agreement or harmony between people or groups. It is a formal word used to describe when things are working together in peace.
n. a state of agreement, harmony, or consensus between parties. Often used in historical or formal contexts to describe a peaceful relationship or a formal pact.
Examples
“The two nations lived in a state of concordia for decades.”
“The treaty was designed to restore concordia among the warring factions in the region.”
“The philosopher argued that true concordia within a state requires not just the absence of conflict, but a shared commitment to the common good.”
Examples
simple
“The two nations lived in a state of concordia for decades.”
contextual
“The treaty was designed to restore concordia among the warring factions in the region.”
complex
“The philosopher argued that true concordia within a state requires not just the absence of conflict, but a shared commitment to the common good.”
Usage
Typically used in formal, literary, or historical contexts; often appears in the phrase 'in concordia'.
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