Concordinate
verbComparison
Concordinate means to bring things into mutual agreement, harmony, or concord. It is stronger than coordinate (which means to arrange parts to work together) because it implies not just organisation but also perfect alignment and unity.
Examples in use
The two leaders tried to concordinate their policies before the summit.
In medieval philosophy, the soul and body were thought to be concordinated by a divine principle.
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