Thesaurus / accord
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They agreed to authorize subpoenas in early October that lawmakers never had to send after the three tech executives agreed to appear on their own accord.
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The so-called deadline for a stimulus accord came and went yesterday with no deal, and yet Nancy Pelosi remains “optimistic.”
HERE’S WHAT COULD HAPPEN TO YOUR PORTFOLIO IN THE CASE OF A ‘NO DEAL’ ON FISCAL STIMULUSBERNHARD WARNEROCTOBER 21, 2020FORTUNE
He noted that singling out patterns of misconduct among officers could potentially lend itself to the “rotten apple” theory — the idea that there are a few bad cops who misbehave of their own accord.
You went to telling stories, too, each one of his own accord, without succeeding in making any body listen to him.
CYRUS THE GREATJACOB ABBOTT
“I cannot understand how he could become that of his own accord,” said Bell.
THE HISTORY OF LITTLE PETER, THE SHIP BOYW.H.G. KINGSTON
I always forgive every one the moment they tell me the truth of their own accord.
THE WATER-BABIESCHARLES KINGSLEY
We should be immediately decided on the paralysis, and we should see what credit we could accord this woman's words.
CONSCIENCE, COMPLETEHECTOR MALOT
To the Iliad, subsequent ages have turned with one accord for images of heroism, traits of nature, grandeur of character.
Was it not curious, he thought, that his lips did not speak a new language of their own accord?
ROMANCE ISLANDZONA GALE
Should one of you attempt to go, he might; but he could not prevent it if you all go with one accord.
VERNER'S PRIDEMRS. HENRY WOOD
WORDS RELATED TO ACCORD
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- affiliation
- affinity
- alliance
- analogy
- appositeness
- association
- bond
- communication
- conjunction
- consanguinity
- consociation
- contact
- contingency
- correlation
- dependence
- dependency
- exchange
- homogeneity
- hookup
- interconnection
- interrelation
- interrelationship
- kinship
- liaison
- likeness
- link
- marriage
- nearness
- network
- parallel
- pertinence
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- proportion
- rapport
- ratio
- relation
- relativity
- relevance
- similarity
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- accord
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- affiliation
- affinity
- alliance
- analogy
- appositeness
- association
- bond
- communication
- conjunction
- consanguinity
- consociation
- contact
- contingency
- correlation
- dependence
- dependency
- exchange
- homogeneity
- hookup
- interconnection
- interrelation
- interrelationship
- kinship
- liaison
- likeness
- link
- marriage
- nearness
- network
- parallel
- pertinence
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- proportion
- rapport
- ratio
- relation
- relativity
- relevance
- similarity
- tie
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- accord
- administer
- allot
- apportion
- assign
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- bestow
- cut the pie
- deal
- dispense
- distribute
- divide
- divide with
- divvy
- divvy up
- dole out
- experience
- give and take
- give out
- go Dutch
- go fifty-fifty
- go halves
- go in with
- have a hand in
- have a portion of
- mete out
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- part
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- participate
- partition
- pay half
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- prorate
- quota
- ration
- receive
- shift
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- accord
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- bestow
- cut the pie
- deal
- dispense
- distribute
- divide
- divide with
- divvy
- divvy up
- dole out
- experience
- give and take
- give out
- go Dutch
- go fifty-fifty
- go halves
- go in with
- have a hand in
- have a portion of
- mete out
- parcel out
- part
- partake
- participate
- partition
- pay half
- piece up
- prorate
- quota
- ration
- receive
- shift
- slice
- slice up
- split
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- take a part of
- yield
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