0 present participle of concordance --
1 to collect all the words used in a book or a writer's work into a book or list in alphabetical order, with information about where the words can be found and in which sentences: --
In recent years, linguists have used of corpus linguistics and concordancing software to find many hidden associations that lend nonneutral connotation to the usual or majority perception of verbal expression.
The coverage is particularly wide (reading, writing, critical discourse analysis, genre, grammar, concordancing, etc.) but the overall effect is remarkably coherent.
Concordancing in the classroom is fairly a new approach that has emerged with the use of corpora in language learning.
Integrating concordancing software into the writing process can give students direct access to corpus information as they write.
It is a tool for searching, concordancing, and analysing corpora.
Concordances and concordancing a short history thirteenth century.
Using clipart and concordancing to teach idiomatic expressions.
Scholars were not slow to realize this, and so computer programs, called 'concordance generators', 'concordancers' or, generically, 'concordancing software' were developed specially for this purpose.
