concordance
concordance
Definition
con·cord·ance (kən kôrd′'ns)
noun
- agreement; harmony
- an alphabetical list of the chief words used in a book or by a writer, with the passages in which they occur identified or cited
Etymology: ME concordaunce < OFr concordance < ML concordantia < L concordans, prp. of concordare, to agree < concors: see concord
concordance
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- generate: Generate a concordance for know in the Stephen corpus.
- improve: Those patients who do not wish to can still be helped by improving concordance.
- achieve: In which case, how can we empower different individuals to achieve concordance through partnership?
- produce: One way of finding out is to produce a concordance for don't.
- use: I use this concordance with a variety of other bible study tools.
- make: In order to find out exactly what constructions are used in the text, I made concordances.
Preposition: with
- treatment: This can be important in promoting concordance with treatment.
Adjective modifier
- exhaustive: With the exhaustive concordance you can find any word you need.
- Greek: His Greek concordance is one of the best of its kind ever produced.
- electronic: Search strings Example: searching an electronic concordance Electronic concordances are searchable lists of all the words used in a corpus of texts.
- complete: Here is the most complete concordance showing the relationships of Hebrew words to the NIV.
- patient: This is dependent on the reason for input, the complexity of the care required, any complicating factors and patient concordance.
- online: Dates and Dating Issues The English Calendar - an online concordance of dates developed by Ian McInnes.
Modifies a noun
- output: Each field is properly justified, so the concordance output could readily be observed.
- program: Stubbs complains that we give no concordance program listings.
- line: Below is a set of concordance lines for the phrase teacher in a.
- rate: The study found only a 45 per cent concordance rate for identical male pairs.
- software: The most inquisitive students could benefit from access to concordance software to explore corpora on their own.
- file: The best way to do this is to produce a concordance file.
Noun used with modifier
- %: The table shows, however, that there is a 24 % concordance between identical twins.
Browse dictionary entries near concordance
- Concord grape
- Concord coach
- concord
- concomitantly
- concomitant
- concomitancy
- concomitance
- concoctive
- concoction
- concocter
- concordant
- concordantly
- concordat
- concourse
- concrescence
- concrete
- concrete block
- concrete music
- concrete poetry
- concreted
