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disconcur

disconcur verb: to disagree with a statement or action.

Verb

disconcur (third-person singular simple present disconcurs, present participle disconcurring, simple past and past participle disconcurred)

  1. to disagree with a statement or action

Forms of disconcur

third-person singular presentdisconcurs
present participledisconcurring
past participledisconcurred
pastdisconcurred

Origin of disconcur

From dis- + concur.

Questions about disconcur

What does disconcur mean?
Disconcur means to disagree with a statement or action.
What part of speech is disconcur?
Disconcur is a verb.
What is the past tense of disconcur?
The past tense of disconcur is disconcurred.

Words near disconcur in the dictionary

  1. disconcerts
  2. disconcordance
  3. disconcordances
  4. disconcordant
  5. disconcordantly
  6. disconcur
  7. disconcurs
  8. disconducive
  9. disconfirm
  10. disconfirmability
  11. disconfirmable

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