agree with that

concur

verb|/kənˈkɜr/

To agree or have the same opinion

Examples

In a meeting

I concur with your assessment of the market conditions.

Over coffee

My doctor concurred that I should take a few days off.

Why this word

agree

Concur is more formal and often implies agreement with a stated opinion or judgment, while agree is general

support

Concur specifically means sharing the same opinion, while support can mean backing something without necessarily agreeing

approve

Concur indicates alignment of views or judgments, while approve suggests giving permission or positive evaluation

Usage tip

Use in formal settings to express agreement, especially when multiple people reach the same conclusion

Etymology

Latin 'concurrere' from 'con-' (together) + 'currere' (to run)

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