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Meanings of concerted in English

Involving the joint activity of two or more.

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Usage of concerted in English
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Can Africa be helped by concerted global efforts to prevent climate change?
The Guardian
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That's why more concerted action is required from Scottish government and business.
BBC
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This week has seen a concerted campaign to regain some economic initiative.
The Guardian
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The chiefs of the four armies concerted the arrangements for the war.
Salammbo
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The human misery and people smuggling in the Mediterranean demand concerted action.
The Guardian
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The time and place for the perpetration of the act were concerted.
The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (Volume II)
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He concerted the operations of the campaign with the empress of Muscovy.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.II. / Continued fro...
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He is my eternal foe; the baffler of my best concerted schemes.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
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That's what happens when you have a concerted strategic plan in place.
Radio NZ
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Modi has also made concerted efforts to project himself as a moderate.
Reuters
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They could, perhaps, start by a concerted ignoring of the associated laundry.
The Irish Times
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There was no concerted effort to alter the state of the ball.
The Guardian
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That was the first and last concerted action of the royal couple.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: First Series
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They concerted their decisions at home, and pronounced them in the forum.
Roman History, Books I-III
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Some foreigners stuck in New Zealand are making concerted pleas to stay.
Radio NZ
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Collective action to enforce arrangements, e.g., by concerted refusals to deal; 6.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Concerted through the time
Concerted across language varieties
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New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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