-d ə nt adjective
Etymology: Middle English accordaunt, acordaunt, from Middle French acordant, from present participle of acorder
1.
a. : agreeing , consonant , conformable — now usually used with with
a place perfectly accordant with man's nature — Thomas Hardy
more accordant with natural growth than with human planning — W.B.Adams
b. obsolete : of the same mind : unopposed
2. : correspondent or harmonious
accordant tones
3. geology : of the same or nearly the same elevation
accordant mountain summits
• ac·cord·ant·ly adverb