accordance
/ə'kɔ:dəns/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of granting rights or privileges: "Accordance" can refer to the formal act of giving or granting something, such as rights or status.
- Agreement in opinion; harmony: "Accordance" denotes a state of concord, consensus, or conformity between people, ideas, or things.
- The state of being in conformity with something: "Accordance" indicates compliance or alignment with rules, instructions, or a standard.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The accordance of voting rights was a historic moment. (This refers to the act of granting.)
- We acted in perfect accordance on the matter. (This refers to harmony of opinion.)
- The procedure was carried out in strict accordance with the manual. (This refers to conformity with rules.)
Advanced Usage
- "In accordance with": This is the most common phrase, meaning in conformity or agreement with a rule, law, wish, or system.
- The building was constructed in accordance with the new safety codes.
- "Of its own accordance": A more formal or literary way to say "voluntarily" or "spontaneously."
- The door seemed to open of its own accordance.
Variants and Related Words
- Accord (noun/verb): As a noun, it means agreement or harmony. As a verb, it means to give or grant, or to be in harmony.
- The two parties reached an accord. (Noun)
- He was accorded a great honor. (Verb)
- According (preposition/adverb): Used in the phrase "according to" to mean as stated by or in a manner consistent with.
- According to the report, sales have increased.
- Accordingly (adverb): Therefore, or in a way that is appropriate to the circumstances.
- The rules have changed; act accordingly.
Synonyms
- Agreement: Harmony or accordance in opinion or feeling.
- Conformity: Compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
- Granting: The formal act of conferring something.
- Harmony: The quality of forming a pleasing and consistent whole; agreement.
Related Phrases
(Note: "Accordance" itself is not typically used in phrasal verbs. Its usage is primarily in the prepositional phrase "in accordance with.")
Related Idioms
- "To be in accord": To be in agreement.
- His actions were not in accord with his words.
- "Of one's own accord": Voluntarily; without being asked or forced.
- She apologized of her own accord.
Noun
- the act of granting rights
- the accordance to Canada of rights of access
- concurrence of opinion
- we are in accord with your proposal