Accords

/əˈkɔrdz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Agreements or settlements between parties that resolve disputes or define terms of cooperation.
    The parties reached accords to settle the lawsuit amicably.
  2. (v.) Third-person singular present of accord meaning to give or grant.
    The law accords certain rights to employees.

Forms

  • accord

Commentary

As a noun, 'accords' often refers to formal agreements typically in dispute resolution contexts; as a verb, it is present tense of 'accord.' Cross-reference to 'accord' for base form definitions.

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