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concerted Definition

con·certed (kən sʉrtid)

adjective

  1. mutually arranged or agreed upon; made or done together; combined
  2. Music arranged in parts

concerted Related Forms
con·cert·edly adverb
concerted Synonyms

concerted

modif.

concerted Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • effort: What we need is a concerted effort to promote organ donation.
  • lobbying: It only goes to show that concerted lobbying can have results.
  • attempt: A concerted attempt to make changes to adjust to new demands could make for a busy Tuesday.
  • action: UN refugee chief calls for concerted action to defend asylum on.. .
  • campaign: The bomb was part of a concerted new campaign by Taliban fighters against Western troops.
  • push: He has already gathered support in Europe for a concerted push to keep America engaged in the run-up to the congressional elections.

Modifying Another Word

  • only: He said he was confident it could be solved painlessly and economically, if only concerted action was taken.
  • very: There appears to have been a very concerted attempt to keep things very secret.
  • ever: Its distinctive approach is to unite all the main actors in the first ever concerted approach to avert a major extinction crisis.
  • then: A similar still more comprehensive plan of murder was then concerted for the 5th Feb.

Used with adjective complement

  • have: The report ran that Catherine had concerted the whole affair with the assassins, but this was speedily set down as a calumny.