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concorde
/kɔ̃.kɔʁd/
agreement or harmony
Ils ont signé une concorde pour mettre fin au conflit.
They signed an agreement to end the conflict.
formal
A state of agreement, harmony, or peace between parties.
La concorde règne entre les deux nations depuis des années.
Harmony has reigned between the two nations for years.
Often used in formal or diplomatic contexts.
Law
formal
A formal agreement or treaty, especially one that ends a conflict.
Le traité de concorde a été signé après des mois de négociations.
The concord treaty was signed after months of negotiations.
In legal contexts, it can refer to a formal agreement.
Collocations
traité de concordeconcord treatyvivre en concordeto live in harmony
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Formal Usage
'Concorde' is often used in formal or diplomatic contexts to describe agreements or harmony between parties.
Word Origin
From Latin 'concordia', meaning 'agreement, harmony'.
Usage Notes
In modern French, 'concorde' is often used in formal or diplomatic contexts to describe agreements or harmony between parties. It can also refer to the historical Concord treaty.
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