accord with (something)

To match or agree with something. The suspect's statement does not accord with the information witnesses have given us. Run this test again and see if the results accord with the ones from yesterday. Really, Bill said he called at 10? That doesn't accord with the message my secretary gave me.

accord with something

to agree with or match up with something; to jibe with something. Does this accord with what you heard?

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Yet Jimmy Carter should be mortified to be connected in any way with the Clinton-era nuclear accord with North Korea, particularly considering North Korea's admission that it has clandestinely continued its nuclear weapons program.

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