concerting

Arranging in unison

Concerting is the present participle of concert, meaning to arrange or plan together, to coordinate efforts toward a common goal.

The word appears most often in its past participle form: a concerted effort, concerted action.

To concert with others is to work in harmony with them, though this construction sounds dated.

The allies spent months concerting their strategy.

scheming

plotting

Devising a secret plan

machinating · contriving · devising · maneuvering · intriguing · cabal · collaboration · confederating · hatching · engineering

coordination

harmony

Agreement or musical blend

alignment · teamwork · synergy · partnership · cooperation · unison · integration · arrangement · planning · choreography

disturbance

disruption

Forceful interruption of process

unnerving · alarming · disturbing · jarring · rattling · perturbing · agitating · troubling · discomposing · flustering

Opposites
coordination vs. independence

concertinggoing solo

Acting without partners

freelancing · going it alone · individualizing · separating · dissociating

harmony vs. conflict

concertingopposing

Standing against something

conflicting · clashing · undermining · obstructing · thwarting

planning vs. spontaneity

concertingimprovising

Creating spontaneously without plan

winging it · ad-libbing

Family

disconcerting

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