Accordant meaning

Adjective: accordant

Pronunciation:(u’kor-d(u)nt)

Accordant meaning:

• Being in agreement or harmony; often followed by ‘with’

• In keeping

Synonyms: agreeable, conformable, consonant, concordant
Quotations:

1. Clark S – His kindness showed in many ways, but they were all but varying, accordant forms of pure neighborliness.

Sample sentences:

1. And now his voice accordant to the string.
2. The changes which have taken place at all Captain Fitz-Roy’s stations comprised within the space referred to, are accordant with the systematic alteration thus described.
3. Thy ever youthful waters keep a course of lively pleasure; and gladsome notes my lips can breathe, accordant to the measure.
4. Both monogamy and the practice of parents selecting their child’s spouse arose because best accordant with religion.
5. This theory has now given place to others more accordant with the facts of the case.
6. This result, however, is quite accordant with my view of what I have termed the hypnotic stratum of the personality.
7. Accordant numbers, measured out, belong alone, we hear, to bard.
8. The drawings so made will be found curiously accordant with what the view which I am explaining would lead us to expect.
9. The life of the sisters is tranquil, humble, and accordant with the purest principles of morality and religion.
10. On these points our friends were more or less accordant or at variance.
11. Nothing can, I think, be more correct, and it is perfectly accordant with what I have been saying.
12. Such an interpretation, if once admitted, does certainly meet the phenomena in the way most accordant with the subjective impressions of the various percipient.
13. Nor were the attitudes and movements of her companion more accordant with our notions of dancing.
14. It seemed, had fully sympathized with the widowed lady, for his motions were anything but accordant with the solemnity of the occasion.
15. Which of these views may be most accordant with truth, may admit of discussion.
16. These all unite and with accordant grace make heaven mirrored ever in her face.
17. Yola gave her willing promise to keep an appointment so accordant to her inclinations.
18. Whatever is most accordant with their sympathies, they dwell upon; so that the selection is a sure indication of what the popular sympathies are.
19. Our tongues are the strings of the lyre, with a different tone, indeed, but with a more accordant piety.
20. For it is always with the accordant end that it turns toward a continent.
21. Join together whole, congruous and incongruous, accordant and discordant, then comes from one all and from all one.
22. She was a friend who inspired the strongest attachments; she was a finely sympathetic woman, with a great accordant heart and a sterling noble nature.
23. Virginia and the other two colonies not represented forwarded petitions accordant with those adopted by the congress.
24. And it is meet philosophical, accordant with the principles of adaptation, that this should be thus; and renders observations on character easy and correct.
25. In this there would seem a strange instinct, accordant with her extreme susceptibility to contamination.
26. His next resolve, though not perhaps the most prudent that could have been adopted, was exceedingly accordant with his character and disposition.
27. Why is the Republic a government accordant with nature and reason?
28. The more critical want something truer and more natural, something more accordant with the stern realities of life.
29. The work of religion should be realized by the preacher as a personal experience and prove itself in a life accordant therewith.
30. Thousands of rills poured from the melting snow, filling the air with a musical tinkle as of many accordant bells.