concurring

[kənˈkərɪŋ]

concurring Definition

• 1. happening at the same time
• 2. having the same opinion
• 3. agreeing

Using concurring: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "concurring" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The two events were concurring, which made it difficult for us to attend both.

• Example

  The judges gave concurring opinions on the case.

• Example

  The committee members were concurring in their decision.

concurring Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for concurring

• coinciding
• simultaneous
• parallel
• harmonizing
• corresponding

Antonyms for concurring

• disagreeing
• conflicting
• contradicting

Phrases with concurring

• concurring jurisdiction

  the authority of two or more courts to hear and decide a case

  Example

  The Supreme Court has concurring jurisdiction with the lower courts.

• concurring cause

  a factor that contributes to the same effect as another factor

  Example

  The concurring cause of the accident was the slippery road and the driver's negligence.

• concurring resolution

  a resolution passed by two or more legislative bodies

  Example

  The concurring resolution was passed by both the House and the Senate.

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Summary: concurring in Brief

The term 'concurring' [kənˈkərɪŋ] refers to things happening at the same time, having the same opinion, or agreeing. It can be used to describe events, opinions, or decisions, as in 'The judges gave concurring opinions on the case.' 'Concurring' also extends into phrases like 'concurring jurisdiction,' referring to the authority of two or more courts to hear and decide a case.