1. agreement or harmony between people or things
2. the occurrence of two or more things at the same time
3. approval or consent, especially official approval
Usage: formal

Examples

• The board reached concurrence on the new policy.
• There was complete concurrence among the committee members.
• The concurrence of these events was purely coincidental.
• We need the concurrence of both departments to proceed.
• The judge’s concurrence with the majority opinion was expected.
• The concurrence of the storm and power outage caused major problems.
• Without the director’s concurrence, the project cannot move forward.