fully accord

Frequency: 5.53.1 per million words

To be in complete agreement. Often used with 'with'.

accordADVERB + VERB

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fully

Examples (10)

  • His version of events does not accord fully with the known facts.
  • The new experimental data must fully accord with our established theories.
  • Her personal philosophy seems to fully accord with the company's ethical guidelines.
  • For this treaty to be valid, its terms must fully accord with international law.
  • Your summary of the meeting doesn't fully accord with my recollection of it.
  • The politician's promises have rarely accorded fully with his subsequent actions.
  • We are confident that the final design will fully accord with the client's specifications.
  • If the proposal were to fully accord with our goals, we would approve it immediately.
  • Ensuring that the report fully accords with the financial data is a critical task.
  • Does this new directive fully accord with the principles of fairness and transparency?