Accord

Etymology:

Origin:

Late Middle English from Old French 'ac(c)order', from Latin 'ad-' (towards) + 'cor', 'cord-' (heart).

Historical Usage:

The word has been traced back to the 14th century and has been used in various contexts to indicate agreement or granting of something throughout history.

Related Idioms:

Idiom:

"In accord with"

Explanation:

In agreement or harmony with something or someone.

Misconceptions:

Misconception:

Confusing "accord" as a noun with "accord" as a verb.

Explanation:

"Accord" can be both a noun and a verb with different meanings.