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Definition of accord
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of accord is as below...
Accord
(v. i.) To
agree;
to
correspond;
to be in
harmony;
--
followed
by with,
formerly
also by to; as, his
disposition
accords
with his
looks..
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Ballet
::
Ballet
(n.) A
bearing
in coats of arms,
representing
one or more
balls,
which are
denominated
bezants,
plates,
etc.,
according
to
color..
Reasonable
::
Reasonable
(n.)
Governed
by
reason;
being under the
influence
of
reason;
thinking,
speaking,
or
acting
rationally,
or
according
to the
dictates
of
reason;
agreeable
to
reason;
just;
rational;
as, the
measure
must
satisfy
all
reasonable
men..
Method
::
Method
(n.)
Classification;
a mode or
system
of
classifying
natural
objects
according
to
certain
common
characteristics;
as, the
method
of
Theophrastus;
the
method
of Ray; the
Linnaean
method..
Hellenism
::
Hellenism
(n.) A
phrase
or form of
speech
in
accordance
with
genius
and
construction
or
idioms
of the Greek
language;
a
Grecism.
Atone
::
Atone (v. i.) To
agree;
to be in
accordance;
to
accord.
Solemnize
::
Solemnize
(v. t.) To
perform
with
solemn
or
ritual
ceremonies,
or
according
to legal
forms..
Inaccurate
::
Inaccurate
(a.) Not
accurate;
not
according
to
truth;
inexact;
incorrect;
erroneous;
as, in
inaccurate
man,
narration,
copy,
judgment,
calculation,
etc..
Accustomably
::
Accustomably
(adv.)
According
to
custom;
ordinarily;
customarily.
Unconstitutional
::
Unconstitutional
(a.) Not
constitutional;
not
according
to, or
consistent
with, the terms of a
constitution
of
government;
contrary
to the
constitution;
as, an
unconstitutional
law, or act of an
officer..
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Training
to act in
accordance
with
established
rules;
accustoming
to
systematic
and
regular
action;
drill.
Disaccordant
::
Disaccordant
(a.) Not
accordant.
Orthodox
::
Orthodox
(a.)
According
or
congruous
with the
doctrines
of
Scripture,
the creed of a
church,
the
decree
of a
council,
or the like; as, an
orthodox
opinion,
book, etc..
Consonancy
::
Consonancy
(n.)
Accord
or
agreement
of
sounds
produced
simultaneously,
as a note with its
third,
fifth,
and
eighth..
Illegal
::
Illegal
(a.) Not
according
to, or
authorized
by, law;
specif.,
contrary
to, or in
violation
of, human law;
unlawful;
illicit;
hence,
immoral;
as, an
illegal
act;
illegal
trade;
illegal
love..
Average
::
Average
(a.)
According
to the laws of
averages;
as, the loss must be made good by
average
contribution..
Irregular
::
Irregular
(a.) Not
regular;
not
conforming
to a law,
method,
or usage
recognized
as the
general
rule; not
according
to
common
form; not
conformable
to
nature,
to the rules of moral
rectitude,
or to
established
principles;
not
normal;
unnatural;
immethodical;
unsymmetrical;
erratic;
no
straight;
not
uniform;
as, an
irregular
line; an
irregular
figure;
an
irregular
verse;
an
irregular
physician;
an
irregular
proceeding;
irregular
motion;
irregular
conduct,
etc. Cf.
Regular..
Hygroscopicity
::
Hygroscopicity
(n.) The
property
possessed
by
vegetable
tissues
of
absorbing
or
discharging
moisture
according
to
circumstances.
Suit
::
Suit (v. t.) To be
fitted
to; to
accord
with; to
become;
to
befit.
Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Formed
(as a
vowel)
by a close
position
of some part of the
tongue
in
relation
to the
palate;
or
(according
to Bell) by a tense
condition
of the
pharynx;
--
distinguished
from wide; as e (eve) and /
(f/d),
etc., from i (ill) and /
(f/t),
etc. See Guide to
Pronunciation,
/ 13..
Impolarly
::
Impolarly
(adv.)
Not
according
to or in, the
direction
of the
poles..
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