Synonyms for concurring
con·cur·ring

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1. concordant, concurring(a)adjective

   being of the same opinion

   Antonyms:
   discordant

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1. List of paraphrases for "concurring":

   concordant, competing, concurrent, matching, coinciding

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1. David Kopel:

   Few people realize how often Justice Thomas' solo opinions eventually become majority opinions in Supreme Court, for example, in the 1997 case Printz v. United States, Justice Thomas ' wrote a concurring opinion saying that some gun control laws might violate the Second Amendment, expressing his hope that the court would one day take a Second Amendment case.

2. Phil Murphy:

   The President can feel confident in staking out a position -- I know I feel confident -- because we're not speculating. These are facts, we know exactly what these folks are doing and what they say they will do. You read Clarence Thomas's concurring opinion [ on the Dobbs decision ]. You listen to Kevin McCarthy. You look at a [ Ohio Rep. ] Jim Jordan.

3. Cary Summers:

   Benjamin Franklin wrote. I firmly believe... without Benjamin Franklin concurring aid we shall succeed in this political building no better than the builders of Babel, a reference to the Old Testament biblical story that didn't end well for the builders. The museum also showcases the Bible’s influence on world history, culture, science, art and literature. One section of the museum is devoted to the Bible in America, its influence on presidents and the Founding Fathers like Benjamin Franklin, who quoted the Bible's book to explain the importance of the country's founders to abide by the book's wisdom. Cary Summers said it's important people have information about a book that has had such tremendous impact on the Western world. And it will be presented, warts and all, of how people used – and abused – its precepts. One of the goals of the museum is to put Gutenberg Bible back in the center of conversation.