kənˈkər.ən(t)s, känˈk-, -ˈkə.rə- also ˈkänˌk- noun
also con·cur·ren·cy -ənsē, -si
( plural concurrences also concurrencies )
Etymology: Medieval Latin concurrentia, from Latin concurrent-, concurrens + -ia -y
1.
a. : agreement or union in action : combination of power or influence : cooperation
concurrence in doing good
b. : a meeting of minds : agreement in opinion : union in design ; also : consent
2. : competition or rivalry
3. : the act of concurring : a meeting or coming together : union , conjunction , coincidence , concourse
4. law : a coincidence of equal powers
a concurrence of jurisdiction in two different courts
5. : the concurring of Christian festivals