con·cur·rence 
/kənˈkɚrəns/ noun
plural con·cur·renc·es /kənˈkɚrəns/ noun formal 1 [noncount] : the state of agreeing with someone or something : agreement
▪ The bill was passed with the full concurrence of the Senate. [=everyone in the Senate agreed to pass the bill] 2 [count] : a situation in which two or more things happen at the same time : a situation in which things are concurrent — usually singular ▪ an unlikely concurrence of events
▪ The bill was passed with the full concurrence of the Senate. [=everyone in the Senate agreed to pass the bill]
