concordance

noun. 1 agreement. 2 an index of the words used in a book or an author's works.

To be in concordance with protocol.

by Tony Deverson December 18, 2003

concordance

in a technical sense, concordance is the efficiency of compliance and adherence combined, and it represents the effectiveness (not yet efficiency) of clinical interventions

Nobody will keep swallowing those big pills for a long period, concordance is very poorly designed here.

by mlmlmlmlml June 2, 2018

Concordance face

A chick with a strong face or very manly facial features.

ice t’s wife coco has a concordance face...aka she has a strong face.

by Oluolu March 24, 2019

concordantly

one of the architects very limited vocabulary of complicated words, others being ergo and visa vee

concordantly the one was created

by neo November 14, 2003

Concordant

To have an equilibrium with agreement; harmonious

Everyone employed to this business is concordant with the guidlines that they should abide to.

by thomas shinji December 8, 2003

Concordence

An index-type reference booklet dat tells you where key words and phrases are in da operator's manual for da infamous SST jet.

Perhaps if da crew of Air France Flight 4590 had consulted da Concordence shortly before takeoff, they might have seen da super-important directive, "Check da runway for foreign objects before beginning take-off maneuvers", and thus saved their plane from a fiery crash!

by QuacksO November 24, 2022

concoordence

An index-type reference book dat helps you find particular tidbits of literature regarding Silver Bullet beer.

I don't drink, so I would never have any need to crack open (pun not intended, but it sure fits here, in dat people speak of "cracking open a cold one") a concoordence.

by QuacksO September 29, 2022