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concord In 1801 Napoleon signed a concord with the pope reestablishing the Catholic Church in France. ˈkɑnˌkɔrd

Accepted Answer

(1) A state of agreement: harmony. (2) A formal agreement. The roots of concord suggest the meaning “hearts together.” At the very outset of the American Revolution, the town of Concord, Massachusetts, was the site of a famous battle—obviously not exactly in keeping with its name. It shares that name with the capital of New Hampshire and a few other towns and cities, and Concordia, the original Latin word for “concord,” is the name of several Lutheran universities. Today concord is a rather formal term, probably most often used to mean a specific agreement; thus, two countries may sign a concord on matters that have led to trouble in the past

word	concord
definition	(1) A state of agreement: harmony. (2) A formal agreement.
eg_sentence	In 1801 Napoleon signed a concord with the pope reestablishing the Catholic Church in France.
explanation	The roots of concord suggest the meaning “hearts together.” At the very outset of the American Revolution, the town of Concord, Massachusetts, was the site of a famous battle—obviously not exactly in keeping with its name. It shares that name with the capital of New Hampshire and a few other towns and cities, and Concordia, the original Latin word for “concord,” is the name of several Lutheran universities. Today concord is a rather formal term, probably most often used to mean a specific agreement; thus, two countries may sign a concord on matters that have led to trouble in the past
IPA	ˈkɑnˌkɔrd

Concord Formal State Agreement Harmony Napoleon Signed Pope