ppl. a. [f. ACCORD v. + -ED.] Reconciled; harmonized; agreed to, granted.
1581. Sidney, Def. Poetrie (Arb.), 46. The Liricke, who with his tuned Lyre, and wel accorded voyce, giueth praise, the reward of vertue, to vertuous acts.
1806. Wordsworth, Sonnets to Lib., xxviii. 44. Nations wanting virtue to be strong Up to the measure of accorded might.
