Emily Dickinson Lexicon — CON-CENT'

Definition for CON-CENT'

CON-CEL'E-BRATE CON-CENT'ED

CON-CENT', n. [L. concentus, from concino, to sing in accordance; con and cano, to sing.]

Concert of voices; concord of sounds; harmony; as, a concent of notes. – Bacon.
Consistency; accordance; as, in concent to a man's own principles. – Atterbury.

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